Chapter 200 The Elves in the Sea (68)

"Yeah, yeah, I won't sleep on the sofa or the bed." Yumu said perfunctorily, took Hughes' hand and stood up to leave.

Seeing that Yumu agreed, Hughes curled his lips, took Yumu's hand and left.

In the end, I just picked a few clothes in a hurry and didn't even have time to try them on. But Hughes has a good figure, is thin and tall, and looks good in any clothes.

Carrying several bags back to the parking lot, getting in the car and preparing to go home, Hughes suddenly said: "Mumu, there is no food at home. Do you want to buy some food and go home?"

Hearing Hughes mention it, Yumu remembered the empty refrigerator.

In the past, Yumu didn't live much at home. The refrigerator was almost empty all year round, and the stove was almost never turned on in the kitchen. Now that there is one more person added, it is clear that nothing has changed, but it feels like everything has changed.

Yumu drove the car and left the underground garage, "Then let's go to the nearby shopping mall and buy some vegetables and snacks."

There is a supermarket near the apartment that sells fruits, vegetables and snacks.

The car parked outside, and Yumu and Hughes got in. Yumu didn't want to hold hands and thought it would be troublesome, but Hughes would hold his hand as soon as he took a step. Later, Yumu simply let him hold her hand and didn't bother to struggle.

In the supermarket, Hughes pushed the shopping cart beside Yumu, looking at the many ingredients and snacks he bought along the way.

Looking at Yumu buying snacks, Hughes suddenly asked Yumu thoughtfully: "Mumu, do I look better with long hair or short hair?"

"Huh? What's wrong?" Yumu turned around and put the potato chips in the shopping cart.

Hughes said: "I just walked all the way, and I found that men in the human world all have short hair. I am like this..." He lowered his eyes and glanced at his long, silky silver-moon-colored hair, and hesitantly said: "Isn't it too unusual? More?"

Hearing this, Yumu looked at him with side eyes: "That's good. But it should be more convenient with short hair."

Yumu remembered how he had tied up the little mermaid's hair at home at noon, and thought for a moment and said, "I'd better cut it off, please."

Hughes blinked and nodded: "Then after we finish shopping, let's go get a haircut?"

"Is there a barber shop nearby?" Yumu paid little attention to nearby shops. He only vaguely remembered a few lively ones, but there seemed to be no barber shop in his memory.

"Let's take a look first, maybe there is one," Hughes said.

Yes, there is, but it's just a slovenly century-old store.

Dark yellow light bulbs hang from the roof, and the old-fashioned house looks very period. Surprisingly, although the outside of the house looks shabby, the inside is fine.

The person who cut the hair was an old man with a shaved head. The old man was a little older, but his clothes were neat and clean.

It was almost five o'clock in the afternoon, and the old man seemed to be preparing to close the door for cooking. When he saw the two young men Yumu and Hughes coming in, the old man's eyes were full of surprise.

After all, in an old shop like his, it is rare for young people to come in for haircuts. Most of them are people from the older generation.

The old master came over with a smile, "Do you two kids want a hair wash or a haircut?"

"Cut his hair shorter." Yumu glanced at Hughes beside him and said.

Hearing this, the old master set his sights on Hughes. When he saw Hughes's extremely smooth silver moon-colored hair, his eyes flashed with surprise.

"Young man, did you dye your hair?" the old master couldn't help but ask.

After all, it is rare to see such pure silver hair. It is not ordinary gray, with a hint of luster, and extremely smooth.