I did my best to convince her that I was serious but she thought I was being courteous to an old friend. I knew her divorce had taken a mental toll on...her but I was serious with my compliment. She really did look good. She had natural golden blond hair that was shoulder length and, yes, I had confirmed she was a natural blond back in college, with sexy blue eyes. She wore a loose fitting blue blouse with matching shorts and open toed sandals that showed off her perfectly pedicure toes. She. Until Tammy looked at her, giggled, and said, "Whoops." I didn't know what the hell to do. And damn if Kiley didn't sit down on the love seat, stare at me with a smirk on her face, look at Tammy, and say, "Not what I'd expect. Actually kind of weird and creepy in a way if you ask me, but hey, whatever floats your boat. So what's happening here?" I just sat there, looking at Kiley with a look of surprise and shock on my face. I knew I couldn't even come up with a reasonable defense. She just. “How do you know Werner Schell?”“I’m ... playing him in this movie.” Tad replied. “Unless you’re here to fire me.”“Haven’t decided that yet, Tad. So,” Helen took another drag. “This is your first role, isn’t it?” She asked.“I’ve done a couple of commercials.” Tad answered. “But this is my first big part, yes. I never rated a trailer before.”“Ok. Back to Schell. You’re not related to him? He’s not your grandfather or great-grandfather?”“No. My mom’s dad passed five years ago; he was a farmer. My. How could this be? How did someone get this picture? Are there cameras in the room? Did someone take a picture? Are they going to send this to the school? Am I going to get fired? Holy fuck my life is over.Thought after thought ran through my brain. I didn’t know what to do. I just sat there with my head in my hands looking down at my desk. I wanted to cry, but I was in too much shock. I looked back at the e-mail and closed it. To my horror there was another new e-mail.Subject: DO IT AGAIN.