Avery blushed awkwardly.

"Here's the thing. We would like to get Eric to be our spokesperson."

"Oh, I see! Since you are asking, Eric will surely agree to it," Eric's manager said without hesitating. "Once he is done with work, I'll let him know."

"May I ask how much his endorsement fee is? You can tell me, and I'll discuss it with Eric," Avery said.

"Are you planning to sign him on based on his market rate?" the manager chuckled. "His endorsement fee isn't cheap. Just last month, a makeup company wanted him to be their spokesperson. They wanted him to be their company's spokesperson. Are you planning to get him to be your company's spokesperson or are you signing him on to endorse a single product?"

"The company's spokesperson," Avery said.

"Oh, his charges for that are high! The makeup company offered him a nine-figure contract." The manager was afraid that the amount would scare Avery, so he chose to give her a vague view of the amount she would be paying if she chose to sign