ジェシカが「14歳の息子とあなたは散髪が必要」と言って、2人分の予約を取ってくれた。ところが渋滞に巻き込まれて遅刻し、結局彼だけが散髪できた。帰宅してジェシカに「髪型どう?」と聞くと「いいよ」と返ってきて、めでたしめでたし。
ジェシカが14歳の息子と筆者の散髪を提案し、2人分の予約を取ったが、渋滞で遅刻し息子だけが散髪できた。帰宅後、ジェシカに髪型を聞くと「いいよ」と答え、全員が満足する結果となった。
ジェシカが14歳の息子と筆者の散髪を提案し、2人分の予約を取ったが、渋滞で遅刻し息子だけが散髪できた。帰宅後、ジェシカに髪型を聞くと「いいよ」と答え、全員が満足する結果となった。
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