225: Chapter 225 Cooperation Achieved

Chen Fan listened to her and smiled.

Naza's mother's reaction was completely within his expectations.

It is only natural for a mother to bargain and fight for her daughter's interests.

However, he could not simply agree to increase the price.

For two girls with no current fame, fifty thousand yuan was actually a relatively high price, but considering their future potential and the five-year contract, Chen Fan had offered that amount.

Unless there were special circumstances, Chen Fan would not agree to raise the price.

Chen Fan straightened his posture and looked calmly at Naza's mother. "You are right, Auntie. The styling for this advertisement will indeed be slightly revealing, but the degree of exposure will definitely be within a controllable range. It won't be excessive; I can guarantee that. It won't be anything vulgar or suggestive; it's just a normal fantasy-themed style—armor, capes, that kind of Western fantasy female warrior style. You can search for it online; it's roughly in that direction."

The expression on Naza's mother's face softened slightly, but she still hadn't fully relaxed.

She glanced at Naza, who didn't look nervous at all. On the contrary, there was a hint of curiosity and anticipation in her eyes, as if she were quite interested in this "fantasy styling."

Chen Fan knew that saying this wasn't enough, so he added, "Additionally, we have invited Nick Cheung to be the spokesperson this time. For a male and female lead to partner up for an advertisement—Naza has no fame right now, so to be able to film an advertisement with a Best Actor, this starting point is already higher than many people's."

Hearing the name "Nick Cheung," a flash of surprise crossed Naza's mother's eyes. "Mr. Chen, is the Nick Cheung you mentioned the Best Actor from Hong Kong?"

"Yes, it's him." Chen Fan nodded.

In reality, they had only reached a preliminary agreement with Nick Cheung. The other side had agreed to the requirement of 1 million yuan per year for a five-year contract, but they hadn't formally signed the contract yet; it was just a verbal agreement.

If he were to change his mind, there was nothing Chen Fan could do. After all, anything could happen before the contract was signed.

However, there was no need to tell them these details. A verbal agreement was still an agreement, and it was enough to entice the two young girls.

As for whether it would be attractive to the two girls, Chen Fan had no doubts whatsoever.

Although Nick Cheung was not currently a top-tier artist in Hong Kong and was still a distance away from the level of Andy Lau, Tony Leung, or Chow Yun-fat.

But compared to two students with no fame whatsoever, he was infinitely better.

Being able to film an advertisement with a Best Actor—money was secondary; the attention received was the most valuable asset.

For a newcomer, their first appearance being a partnership with a Best Actor—this resume, when presented, would be more persuasive than anything else.

Sure enough, when Naza heard "film an advertisement with Nick Cheung," the light in her eyes grew brighter, shining like two stars. She tugged on her mother's sleeve and whispered, "Mom..."

Naza's mother was also tempted at this moment, but she still wanted to negotiate a little more. She opened her mouth, preparing to haggle over the price again—

"I agree, Mr. Chen."

A voice rang out, crisp and decisive.

It wasn't Naza, but Reba, who was sitting next to her.

Naza's mother swallowed the words that were on the tip of her tongue, turned to look at Reba, and a flash of surprise and complex emotions crossed her eyes.

She hadn't expected that this girl, who had spoken the least from beginning to end and seemed the least anxious, would suddenly speak up and agree at this moment.

Seeing that Reba had already stated her position, the hesitation in Naza's mother's heart was instantly shattered.

She was afraid that if she dragged it out any longer, Chen Fan would think they were being difficult and decide to only hire Reba, which would be a loss. Fifty thousand yuan was fifty thousand yuan; it was better than getting nothing at all.

"Mr. Chen," Naza's mother quickly spoke up, her tone much more decisive than before, afraid of being a second too slow, "We agree as well."

Naza also snapped back to reality and nodded vigorously, a smile blooming on her face again, as if afraid that Chen Fan would change his mind. "Mm-hmm, I agree too!"

"Fine," Chen Fan nodded. "Then it's settled. Wang Jing will handle the specific contract terms with you. Take a look, and if there are no problems, you can sign."

After saying this, Chen Fan looked at Wang Jing.

Wang Jing immediately understood and nodded slightly. She took two contracts out of a folder and handed them to Naza and Reba respectively, her tone gentle yet professional. "Take a look at the contracts first, and feel free to ask me if there is anything you don't understand. The terms are all standard templates, and everything we discussed earlier is written inside."

Naza took the contract and leaned in toward her mother, the two of them putting their heads together to flip through the pages one by one.

Naza's mother read it extremely carefully, her brows furrowing from time to time as she pointed at the clauses line by line, afraid of missing any key information.

Naza wasn't quite as nervous, but with her mother by her side, she was happy to let the adult handle the vetting while she just needed to nod.

Reba, on the side, was the same, carefully reviewing the contract.

Seeing this, Chen Fan didn't linger any longer and left the meeting room directly.

...

More than half an hour later, Chen Fan picked up his car keys from the desk and took the elevator downstairs.

He had seen the future big stars, and the contracts were finalized. Chen Fan had nothing else to do, so he didn't plan to stay at the company.

Just as he walked out of the lobby entrance, he saw Naza and Reba standing by the steps in front of the building, chatting away about something.

Naza was gesturing while she spoke, an excited smile on her face. Reba stood next to her, occasionally interjecting a word or two, her lips also curved upward; she seemed to be in a good mood.

Although the two had only met for the first time today, being fellow people from Xinjiang allowed them to quickly become familiar with each other.

Chen Fan walked up to them and asked casually, "What are you doing here?"

Naza and Reba turned their heads at the same time. Seeing it was Chen Fan, a flash of pleasant surprise crossed both their eyes.

Naza's eyes lit up instantly, revealing a hint of happiness, and she answered first: "Mr. Chen! Reba and I are planning to go look around Chang'an. It's not easy to come all this way, so we want to have a good look around."

Reba, on the side, nodded.

"It's your first time in Chang'an, right? Then you really should look around properly." As Chen Fan spoke, he seemed to remember something and asked casually, "By the way—where is Auntie?"

"My mom is going back to Xinjiang; she just left for the airport," Naza replied, her tone carrying a hint of reluctance. "She still has to work. She brought me here to get settled and then left. Anyway, the contract is signed, so she's relieved."

Chen Fan nodded and didn't ask further.

"Alright, enjoy your sightseeing. I'm heading off now." After saying this, Chen Fan prepared to leave.