A couple of days ago, I was at a beauty salon. During the service, I had to take off my pair of glasses. Since my eye sight is really bad, I can't see almost anything clearly without them.

I heard vice of an elderly woman talking to a hair dresser nearby. She spoke something, but it didn't make sense. Even so, the hair dresser kept talking to her kindly. Their conversations didn't seem to be on the same page. I thought she was suffering from dementia. Even so, the woman sounded like she was enjoying chatting. When her hair was done, a man appeared and carried her to a shampoo stand. She introduced him to the hair dresser as his son. I was a bit surprised. I couldn't see him well without my glasses, but he might be uncomfortable waiting in a beauty salon.

Then, everything was finished, he hold her again toward her wheelchair. He paid for her and left while pushing his mother's wheel chair.

When I saw them, I was very moved. I was very inspired by the man. What a devoted son he was! He probably took time off from work for his mother. I've been going to beauty salons since I was a kid but I'd never seen such a scene like this before. While seeing their back, I thought they'd be able to stay together as long as they can.

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