Not Skipping a Day Chapter 25

"Don't move." He reached out, pinched the stubborn little piece of hair between his fingers, and then brushed it to the ground.

When I walked out of the barbershop, it was already nine o'clock in the evening, but people were still coming in at this time, and there were even girls who wanted to get their hair permed. Mason told Noah that barbershops usually stay open very late during the days before the New Year, and in contrast, the first month of the lunar year is almost like a holiday for barbers.

Even though it was just a folk saying that had been spread since who knows when and was meant to avoid a homonym, it was the first time that Noah experienced something with such a sense of ritual.

"After getting my hair cut, I'm saying goodbye to the old." When they reached an intersection, Mason looked at the red light in front of him and asked Noah, "Do you know what saying goodbye to the old is?"

Noah nodded. It's time to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new.