This was both a solace for the warmth she had long yearned for deep in her heart and a way to pave the path for a new Chapter about to unfold.
If this friend could join in managing the company, it would be very suitable, especially since the friend’s family had encountered so changes, Clara Bennett could take the opportunity to provide financial assistance to help her friend through the tough tis.
She had made up her mind never to rely on anyone else in her lifeti.
In contrast, spending money on her friends made her feel happier.
This feeling was much better than relying on those irresponsible n.
With these thoughts in mind, Clara Bennett changed into her outerwear and slowly walked downstairs, just reaching the first floor when she t her father, who greeted her with a beaming smile.
"Our family’s little princess is really charming; just now, Charlotte Harper called specifically and urged to make sure you attend tonight’s party. Do you know this girl is notoriously picky? She even politely declines when recomnded so popular celebrities."
Clara Bennett smiled slightly in response, "Big Brother, you’re really too likable. This ti, I’ll join you in attending."
Edward Bennett chuckled, reaching out to gently ruffle her hair. Just at this warm mont, a burst of a phone ring broke the serenity.
Clara Bennett sat down to eat, when her brother Jas Bennett glanced at her and said, "Clara, I have a jewelry advertisent opportunity here. Do you want to give it a try?"
Unexpectedly, Clara replied calmly, "Forget it, my current fa is not high; it’s not suitable to shoot such an advertisent. Let’s talk when I have so reputation."
Sitting beside her, Charles Bennett seed a bit disappointed hearing this, and then said, "How can it be like this? I originally wanted to ask for your help to record a ga advertisent for ."
Clara sipped her milk, thought a bit, and said, "If it’s a ga advertisent, I can consider it."
Charles Bennett was puzzled and asked, "Why not shoot Big Brother’s jewelry advertisent but are willing to shoot my ga advertisent?"
Clara explained, "Because Big Brother sells high-end jewelry; the market positioning and target consur group for such products demand that there be so branding influence to support it. The role of an endorser is an important ans to enhance brand image and increase consur confidence."
"If an almost unknown face like mine becos the spokesperson for this brand, not only would it not help the brand’s publicity effect, but it might also make consurs feel that the product itself lacks value, giving a sense of degrading. But the requirents for a ga advertisent are much more relaxed, focusing more on the intuitive visual experience and emotional resonance, favoring endorsers with good looks and body conditions. In this aspect, I still have so confidence."
Jas Bennett looked at her deeply, his eyes revealing his true thoughts.
Clara Bennett was indeed much more mature than before.
Although her personality remained so lively and cheerful, the wisdom and judgnt revealed in her recent actions made people see her in a different light.
This made them begin to reflect on whether they had protected her too comprehensively in past years.
On the other end of the phone, when the secretary reported saying: "An additional one billion investnt?"
Edward Bennett couldn’t help but show a surprised expression.
This was simply unexpectedly good news for him.
"That’s right, boss."
The secretary responded promptly, saying, "According to the information provided by the other party, they are very optimistic about the developnt prospects of this TV drama and expressed a strong desire to sponsor and support it with such a large scale of funds."
The work originally held by Jas Foster had decent support from the production team, but the total budget was only set at five hundred million.
As a spy war drama focusing on suspense and adventure elents rather than catering to popular entertainnt tastes, it didn’t invite the so-called star cast or young idols with ultra-high popularity, intending to prioritize quality, hoping to win audience recognition with its unique charm.
Therefore, within the existing funding frawork, the entire project’s advancent plan was basically determined.
But the figure of one billion was by no ans to be underestimated, enough to make many top production teams envious.
Upon hearing it, Edward Bennett’s first thought was speculation, "Could this be because soone wants to insert their people into the crew that such a high investnt request is made?"
On this matter, the secretary promptly cleared up the situation, stating it was not the case.
"It’s not like that, boss. The cooperation partner has reiterated many tis that they will not interfere with the filming process or decision-making aspects, only basing it on confidence in the potential quality of the film that they are willing to engage in such an active cooperation mode."
Faced with such an unexpected but irresistible proposal, anyone would be tempted.
After careful consideration, Edward Bennett unhesitatingly gave his response.
"In that case, please arrange the signing matters as soon as possible, and have the formal cooperation agreent signed tomorrow morning."
"Understood," the secretary imdiately replied after receiving instructions, "I will do all the preparations according to your requirents to ensure the signing event goes smoothly tomorrow morning."
After hanging up the call, he turned around and looked at his sister, who was eating.
Thinking about how just yesterday it was confird that she was one of the lead characters in this work, and today such a substantial investnt arrived.
This undoubtedly indicated that the little sister’s luck was truly convincing.
"Our family’s little girl really is a lucky star!"
Edward Bennett walked over, smiling as he spoke beside Clara Bennett.
His words contained a hint of admiration and pride.
Not understanding the significance behind her brother’s words, Clara looked at him in confusion.
But before she could say anything, music suddenly ca from outside the door.
Though not loud, the sound could clearly penetrate the entire quiet mansion, suggesting a lively scene was unfolding outside.
The whole family paused to listen closely, curious to know what extraordinary thing had happened.
Charles Bennett, most curious, imdiately stood up to ask, "Is soone having a celebration party early in the morning?"
His expression was full of a mix of perplexity and excitent.
Seeing this, Jas Bennett got up and walked outside to check, "Sothing’s not right. It seems a lot of cars are parked at the front door. I need to go and see what’s going on."
His tone carried a hint of caution, clearly sensing that this was no ordinary party.
Edward Bennett followed imdiately, declaring they’d take a look together.
"I shall have a look too," he said.
Charles Bennett, even more eager, echoed that he also wanted to join.
"Count in, I also want to see what’s going on."
At this mont, Clara Bennett felt uneasy, sensing that this lody was unusually joyous, as if sothing big was about to happen.
Her heartbeat involuntarily quickened.
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