They talked and laughed, eating ice creams they’d gotten from the local general store. The mountain breeze swirling around them was cool and refreshing, the kind of air you never smelled in New York. They were surrounded by mountains and green trees and old stores that looked like they probably hadn't changed since the sixties, alongside newer stores that had popped up since. They stopped in front of an old store with a barbershop pole, and Ruby held a hand up to shade her eyes as they looked in through the dirty front window. Harmony checked the hours on the door and sighed. “Closed today. Go figure. If he doesn’t even have enough business to stay open the whole week, how is he supposed to be able to take on help?” Ruby shrugged. “Maybe he can’t.” “We could use a hairdresser at our ranch,” a deep voice called from behind them. Ruby and her friends flipped around to see the blond man from the other night at the bar.
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