"Tasha," I whispered softly into her ear when the knock resounded again.

"Hmm?" Tasha groaned.

"Someone’s at the door," I said.

She inhaled deeply and turned around so she could set me free. I sat up on the bed and grabbed my shirt and pants that were on the floor. I slipped them on and walked lazily to the door. I opened it a crack to see a man in a suit standing there. At first I got scared, but when he gave me a friendly smile and said, "Ms. Peozeki?" I relaxed and opened the door a little wider.

"Yes, that’s me, how can I help you?" I said.

He extended his hand to shake mine and said, "Hello, my name is Robert Johnson, I work for Paramount Studios and I am the legal advisor for the group that bought the new screen play written by Jennifer Schecter."

I almost slammed the door in his face but Tasha’s hand grabbed the door steadily and she looked at me as if indicating me to wait.

"Can you hang on for a bit?" I said.

"Sure," Robert said. I closed the door slowly then said, "Tasha, that was my idea!"

"And the legal advisor is here! You need to hear him out!" Tasha urged.

"Why so he could tell me how my idea is going to be a big success?" Alice said, "he probably wants me to announce it on my podcast because Jenny is dead."

"Hear him out," Tasha said.

"Fine," I said with a sigh. I opened the door and gave Robert a small sigh saying, "come in."

"Thank you," he said walking into the house and following Alice and Tasha into the living room.

"How can I help you?" I said.

"Like I was saying, I am the legal advisor for the group that bought the screenplay and I just wanted to show you this," he said handing me the screenplay. On the front cover it said: ‘"Opposites Attract,"’ Screenplay by Jennifer Schecter and Alice Peozeki.’

"S-she mentioned me?" I said tears filling my eyes.

"She really didn’t steal your idea," Tasha said.

"Ms. Schecter was going to meet with a few producers to try to get the production started, but since her unfortunate incident you as the co-writer have to take over," Robert said, "so I brought you a contract that you should read over and we can set up a meeting on Monday to talk about this." He handed me a small pack of papers and said, "Thank you so much for your time, here’s my card, I’ll be waiting for your call." He handed me his card, shook my hand, shook Tasha’s hand then walked out of the apartment.

"Oh my God," I said unable to hide my complete and utter shock.

"I knew there was good in that girl," Tasha said, "are you going to take the job?"

"Yes, but I don’t know anything about the movie business," I said.

"But you have a friend that does," Tasha said.

"You’re right," I said, "I’ll call Tina up tomorrow."

"You’re gonna be great baby," Tasha said wrapping her arms around my waist.

"I hope so, I really do hope so…"