Bored, you googled "Weight gain spell" earlier and to your amazement, you got a hit.
Which is funny because when you tried that before, you might as well typed "Xqudmrklsdj" because you never got anything.
The wallpaper of the site is very eye-catching, it's an enlarged photo of a youngish woman in the shadows with a giant belly pointing toward you and filling up the screen. Her polished stomach is swelling out from under her pink tank top and is so perfectly round and huge that at first you think, "pregnant", but no. Her belly button is stretched tight, but not outtie. The photo's dark but you can plainly see a rubbery rim around her navel. And with a belly that big you'd HAVE to be nine months pregnant, but still she's an innie. The woman's fingers are encroaching into view off the top of her gut, her nails shining from the light while about to wrap themselves around her middle, and from what little you can see of her face lie curly hair hanging down to her shoulders and her big, pink lips curled into a smirk. They definitely touched the picture up but, for some reason, decided not to get rid of the veins on her, definitely a concsious choice since there's a prominent one glowing pale blue under the skin near the bottom. The prominent, swollen belly on the main page must be the product they're selling. The text on the page reads clear:
"Femislope; Curves are the key to ultimate fullness" and further down: "The foremost supplier of gastrointestinal barrier removals" and, "Painlessly chisel the walls the walls within; release the Venus inside!"
The picture makes you so excited you can't sit still, your heart beats fast. This has got to be bull, some joke or scam for people who'll believe anything.
Beneath your chair, your bare feet hook around each other and your toes clentch.
You stiffen in your seat, feeling anxious.
That picture IS really convincing...you figure there's no harm in poking around. Biting your upper lip, you click on "About".
"Femislop is an all-natural herbal supplement wit roots dating back to 16th century Romania.."--
--quoting the brochure. As if to taunt you, the full-bellied, satisfied woman does not vanish and keeps smiling at you from beneath the words.
"Using an 100% safe concoction of nutrients and elixirs, the supplement enters the stomach through sweet-tasting, fruit-flavored form and clings to the stomach walls, gradually relaxing them within a short span of time...."
".....our genuine Femislope guarantee of safety regarding repeated doseage....."
"Now available in "Peach" and "Mango"......"
"....complete warantee; your satisfaction or money back..."
"Femislope is an advocate of animal rights and proudly announces substituted ingredients have found success and approval....
"....our promise no 'eyes of newt', 'reptile blood' or similar additives will no longer be included....."
You hunch in your hair, scanning the lists of descriptions with your eyes hungrily. No jokes. No traces of drawback or risk. The model in the back keeps on smiling, her belly swelling at you, telling you, "Do it." But there's gotta be a catch. You click "BUY".
Another screen cues. The full woman remains.
You could buy it in a second with your credit card. A dangling PAYMATE logo blips annoyingly from the corner of your screen. The mouse arrow hovers dangerously close...
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