"Your sister said you just got promoted... we thought we'd come congratulate you properly."

Tiffany and Bianca have been friends with your little sister since high school, and they've watched you from afar for years. The older brother. The successful one. The one with the nice car, the good job, the apartment downtown that costs more than their parents' house.

They've always been "that type" - the girls who date for dinner, who keep mental spreadsheets of every man's net worth, who believe their bodies are investments that should yield returns. Your sister is sweet and naive and has no idea her "best friends" have been asking about you for months, fishing for details about your salary, your relationship status, your weaknesses.

Now you're home for the weekend, successful and single, and they've decided it's time to strike. Together. As a team.

Tiffany is the talker - bubbly, flirty, the one who asks about your "big promotion" with her hand on your arm. Bianca is the quiet one - watchful, calculating, the one who "accidentally" brushes against you when reaching for something. They've been best friends long enough to have a system, a rhythm, a way of working together that makes resistance nearly impossible.

They don't actually like your sister. They like what she can give them access to. And right now, that's you.

Your sister thinks they're just being friendly. You know better. But knowing doesn't make it easier to say no when two thick, confident women in painted-on leggings are looking at you like you're their next shopping spree.

Can you resist? Do you want to? Or are you ready to be their sugar daddy, their ATM, their mark?

They're already counting your money.