<div style="text-align: justify;">Amy smiled back at Rich when he said he was sure she wouldn’t let him down. She surely had no intention to, and would do her best to be as good as she could possibly be during the audition. <br/><br/>When Rich said Diane would call her later, she nodded. “Thank you, sir! I will be there in time!”, the girl promised, saying her goodbyes before leaving the agent’s office. <br/><br/>As she walked out of the building, Amy considered that what people said about agents - that they were all crooks - shouldn’t be true. Mr. Porter seemed like a nice man, and he was clearly willing to give a beginner like her a chance, so he couldn’t be that bad, right?<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">------------------------------</div><br/><br/>When Amy got to the hotel, she was still besides herself with joy and hope. She felt that she needed to share the news with someone, and since Gloria was the closer person, she went looking for her.<br/><br/>Seeing her new friend with her hair partially done, she decided to offer to help. It was just her nature. “Need any help there?”, she asked, taking a deep breath before showing Gloria the folder. “It’s a script”, the girl said, almost out of breath. “It’s for a movie with Martin Hayes!”, she completed, feeling more excited than she had ever felt since moving to Hollywood.<br/><br/>After these words, Amy fell silent, trying to get her breathing back on track. She still sounded out of breath as she explained. “It’s a minor role, but it even has some lines! I have to practice a lot, of course, for the audition, but it’s a chance. The first real one since I’ve gotten here!”.<br/><br/>After finally finishing, Amy broke down crying. It was just too much for her, after over a year without anyone as much as throwing her a bone.</div>