It's a secret that must stay between them.

"Well, I can't exactly tell you. The people that presented it to me will only allow me to say it's a WONDER-ful opportunity," he answered, hoping the dumb blonde would make an incorrect assumption from the hint.

"I thought another actress was already playing that part while I was busy with Harley Quinn!", she said, making the inference he had been wishing for.

"That's true," he told her. "Gal had the part for 'Dawn Of Justice"... But when they considered giving Wonder Woman her own franchise, they wanted someone a bit younger so they wouldn't have to worry as much about signs of aging showing up on the maskless face... Things like that."

"Oh," Margot said, briefly feinging disappointment. "That's great!" she suddenly shouted, jumping in the air. "So you told them I'd be available?!"

"That's just the thing," he said, taking his turn at false disappointment. "I'd love to offer you for the part and vice-versa, but I'm your agent. Under the rules of this agency, for us to work on your behalf, you have to occasionally pay dues."

"Oh, bugger!" she shouted, and he couldn't tell if using the British phrase was part of her acting or not. "Are the dues due soon?!"

He nodded, trying not to laugh at her falling for his deception, or hearing her say "doo-doo".

"Normally, I'd have the money available," she continued. "But I was able to suck the 'Suicide Squad' suckers out of the money before they'd turned a camera on! I was so pleased with getting so much money for something I would've done anyway for much less, I went out and spent it all!"

She threw her hands down at her sides (which he noticed made her chest still bounce in the sports bra), and headed for the door.

"Tell ya what," he said to stop her. "We can buy you a bit more time on the dues if you're willing to... Do me."