Why would someone fall for a “beautiful woman’s trap” between China and the U.S.?

I accompanied a friend to a furniture mall to buy a bed.

When we reached a shop, we were greeted by a female sales associate. Her looks were really only around 70 points—what made her stand out was that her professional attire showcased her figure.

After we went in, she introduced their beds, which were a bit expensive—about 8,000. My friend’s budget was 5,000.

Of course, we couldn’t very openly say it was too expensive. We could only sit on the edge of the bed and make it seem like it was a little soft; my friend said she preferred sleeping on a firmer bed.

Then the sales associate suggested, “You should lie down and try it—you’ll only know if it fits after you lie on it yourself.”

Hearing that, my friend lay down flat.

At that moment, the female sales associate naturally lay down on the other side of my friend.

Then, as she turned onto her side, she looked at my friend and gently asked, “How does it feel now?”

Then I used my money to give him 3,000 to buy $WOO
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