Grandma-
Me and Joseph went to the tailor across the street. He needs a costume for a friends party. We'll be gone for a while because Joseph wants to get his hair done. Don't worry, I'll pay for everything. Love you~!
-Miki
They ran across the street, and went in the shop. It was a small shop that used to be a house. There was a kitchen, bed room, and bathroom. The tailor lived here. There were clothes everywhere! Hanging on racks that were hung on the ceiling. They met the tailor Jim. Jim was good friends with her grandma, so he knew Miki very well. "So, did you catch that vampire yet?" Jim teased. Miki laughed. "No jim, but I'm still looking!" They both laughed. Miki told Jim to make an outfit for Joseph. "Okay kiddo. This will probably be done in a day or two?"
"Okay. Thanks, Jim!"
"No problem. And hey, I'll give you a discount! only $10!"
"You're the best!"
"Just tell granny to come over and bake some brownies for me."
"I'll be sure to tell her!"
"Okay thanks!" They left the shop.
"Wow! That gentleman was very friendly to you."
"Yup. He's like family."
"Oh." They went to the salon two blocks away. When they entered, the hair stylist walked up to them. She spoke while looking at her nails, "Welcome to Beauty Cuts. How may I help you." She spoke like she didn't care. Miki said, "Um, my friend wants a makeover. Just change his hair color."
"Fine. Come here please," She said in lazy tone. Joseph quietly whispered to Miki, "I don't like her." Miki giggled, and the stylist guided him to the chair, still not a glance. Just then, as she looked to see what hair color would match him, she froze. She hesitated, "Um...Hi!...Well, ydo you know what kind of color you want?" She said in a polite tone.
"Oh, I think in between brown and black?"
"Okay...Cool!...Um, hold still please." She didn't take her eyes off him. She wrapped the bib around him, and bent his chair down to soak his hair. "Wow...You have wonderful hair."
"Uh...thanks." She soaked it, and a couple of hours later she was done. "Wow, you look SO good!" He came out and Miki just stood there, and stared.
