A sexy cheerleader outfit

Hayden had on a cheerleader outfit that put her Heroes costume to shame. It was red, white, and gold like the one she had on the show, but completely different otherwise. It was sleeveless and the pleated skirt was noticeably shorter, barely enough to stay modest. The top was tighter and left her belly bare. It actually looked more like a real high school or college cheerleader uniform than what she wore on the show, but what Rick mainly noticed was how much it showed off her tight, young body.

“Have a seat,” said Rick, professional enough not to be shaken even by something this hot. He gestured for his secretary to leave and watched her shut the door behind her before he continued. “So, Miss Panettiere, that's an interesting outfit. Did you just come from a publicity shoot?”

Hayden smiled and rolled her eyes up thoughtfully. “Ummm, something like that. Oh, and call me Hayden. Or Hay-Hay, that's what my friends call me.”

“I think I'll stick with Hayden,” said Rick with a smile. He was having trouble not being affected by her infectious charm and he knew it. “So, Hayden, this role is pretty different for you. Why are you interested in it?”

“Well, you've probably noticed that I've done a lot of the same kinds of roles. I feel like I need to do something different or I'm going to be typecast as a cheerleader.” Hayden looked down at her uniform, then tilted her eyes back up and gave him a playfully shy smile. “I suppose I wore the wrong outfit to make that point, huh?”

Rick slapped his desk and laughed. “Yeah, I guess so. Though, it does fit you very... very, very well.”

The petite blonde flashed her full power smile at him. “Thank you.”

“I'm a little concerned, though,” said Rick. “To be honest, I really just don't think you're right for this role. The character is a tough lawyer and I'm just not sure that you're mature enough for that yet.”

Hayden reached up and played with her bottom lip as she thought about that for a second. Then she stood up, walked around the desk, and stood in front of the casting agent. “I think I can convince you.”