"I think you are right. It seems good, but I just worry we'll face trouble with Disney. They'll probably think we're violating their rights, and hang onto the copyright issue. So ah, while we may have support I worry this will turn out into a fight between lawyers with us called on the stand." Aimee smiled a little nervously but then finally nod.<br/><br/>"Lets do it, just wanted to say that I see that sort of trouble ahead. But what they offer, the opportunity they give, is worth fighting for I think." Kissing Reon's cheek before Maria and Myriad, she then pressed a kiss on Reon's lips openly in a brief but passionate manner, her cheeks a little red.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>Watching the two, Maria typed a text message on her cellphone one handed without really even looking. She had gotten used to quick messages so it was no trouble, and it was set to vibrate not to make a sound for the duration of the meeting. "Looks like they are very close, hope they can survive the times ahead. Things wont be easy." Maria was not a pessimist but she did realize things would be harsh and seeing a cute couple torn apart was always sad.<br/><br/>Hopefully it would not come to that but she had no guarantees about it. That would depend on Reon and Aimee being able to hold onto one another through all that would take place. Maria simply hoped it would turn out well.<br/><br/>"I have the preliminary contract papers ready here at the office if you are interested in signing. One for each of you, we wouldn't want to see either of you head out to fight your battles alone when we can aid you, but its your choice ultimately." She opened a manilla folder and set down a pair of near-identical contracts for them to read out if they wished. There was some fine print, but nothing outright harsh in it, simply a set of statements qualifying acts by either side that would break the contract.<br/><br/>For some reason, they did list out 'working as an adult film actress' as a reason to bring the matter into question. Among the more understandable and regular-feeling clauses that one stood out.<br/><br/>Maria just didn't want a repeat of a supermodel-like metahuman that had arrived soon after the Healer-matter was brought up, only to see a few sleazy fellows try and suggest she could be on the screen faster if she just came to work with them, and the resulting PR fiasco when rumors spread that the girl was taking up porn. Protecting a girl's reputation was hard enough without a contract in her name saying she was going to do such movies. Just because she didn't read it properly.<br/><br/>The girl had fought tooth and nail against it, and they had stopped it, but it cost a ton of money to pull her out of the contract she hadn't read carefully and Maria wasn't about to do that again anytime soon. The fiasco had practically cost the girl a lionshare of the respectable jobs she might have had before, even though she never really did any of those movies. That was the way things could be sometimes.