A colleague tugged at Nala and asked, "Are they trying to snatch Rom’s endorsement by shooting this magazine cover?"

Rom is a world-famous children’s clothing brand. Every year, they hire young celebrities as models to shoot ads and become spokespersons, with endorsement fees amounting to tens of millions.

The current endorsers for Rom are a duo of young artists from Canada, named David and Rifu.

In the circle of young artists, male young artists undoubtedly command higher prices compared to females. Famous children’s clothing companies generally prefer to hire male young artists as spokespersons.

Nala had seen Stephen’s debut plan for the two monkeys, which included becoming spokespersons for children’s clothing companies. However, this was a business secret that Nala couldn’t reveal to a colleague, so she vaguely said, "It probably won’t be that fast; they just arrived and have a lot to learn."

"What do kids need to learn?" said one experienced colleague, who didn’t agree, "In this circle, what people value in kids are talent and charisma. So, they don’t need to learn like adult artists do. As long as they show their innocence, cuteness, and personality, that’s enough. I see the two kids you brought have the potential to become superstars. But be careful, Rom and David’s contract is about to expire. Whether Rom looks for new endorsers depends on if better newcomers appear."

In other words, the two monkeys just entering the scene have already posed a significant threat to their predecessors.

To grab the spotlight in the industry, not only the artists themselves but also their agent teams and behind-the-scenes planning companies, use any means possible.

Nala thanked the old friend for the kind reminder and advised her team to keep a close watch on everything happening around the kids at all times. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝒆𝔀𝒆𝙗𝓷𝒐𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝓶

The monkeys finished shooting the magazine cover at the studio in the afternoon and, in the evening, began eating the dinner Nala arranged for them in the lounge.

When the dinner was brought in, Lingxin immediately noticed the food in his lunchbox had changed, so he could only imagine his little brother beside him was about to cry.

Little Mingli looked at his lunchbox with tomatoes, potatoes, and just two pieces of meat, and asked, "No eggs?"

"Kids can only eat one egg a day. You already ate one this morning, so no more eggs," Nala said.

This sister is stricter than mom and dad, more like a doctor than an uncle. The two monkeys were about to faint, weakly saying, "Sister, you should become a doctor."

"Hurry and eat," Nala urged the complaining monkeys, "Once you finish, we have to be timely for recording at the studio."

Meaning, if they ran late, they wouldn’t even get this meal.

For Little Mingli, who eats until full every meal and takes breaks before eating more, this was another personal tragedy.

Using his little spoon to dig at the potatoes, Little Mingli quietly acted spoiled to his brother, "I’m not full, can you share a bit with me?"

Lingxin pretended not to hear.

Nala heard, and she smiled at the two monkeys, "You can’t steal your brother’s food, or else, next meal, the nutritionist’s plan means a significant reduction because the daily intake cannot exceed what your body needs."

The two monkeys rolled their eyes.

Lingxin was internally dying with laughter; no wonder whenever mom and dad saw Nala, they felt a savior had arrived.

Little Mingli sniffled pitifully and put forth a clear protest: "Can you make dad eat without me seeing it?"