The father borrowed a full lace wig for his daughter's graduation photograph

On the first day of July last year, it was unusually hot. One day a father came to borrow a Full Lace wig for his daughter. "We sell here, not rent." "Old qin told him. "Well, my daughter is graduating from junior high school this year, and in two days' time the school will take her graduation photo. She wants to take a picture with her classmates." The father explains with a red face, "our family condition is not good, want to borrow temporarily, shoot finish send back." Hearing the father's request, old qin agreed.


After saying three "thank you," the father ran out and called his daughter in. This is a 16 year old girl, thin as if the wind can be blowing away, eyes have no god, chemotherapy her already weak body consumed almost collapse. In front of the mirror, old qin put a Full Lace wig on her hair. A smile finally appeared on her pale face as her thick black hair came back. "Good looking. She turned to her father.


"My daughter used to have long, straight hair." The father opened the photo album in his cell phone, which contained many old photos of the girl. It was more than a year ago, when the little girl was lively, healthy and smiling. She has hardly been photographed since her illness.


She borrowed BOB Styles Full Lace wig that day and returned it three days later. Later, Lao qin made a Full Lace wig for her. "The girl has been on and off chemo, and she's not looking like a woman." Mr. Qin says patients should theoretically come to the store to wash their hair every once in a while during chemotherapy. But Mr. Qin said he hadn't seen the girl for a while.