During the day, it is just an ordinary convenience store in the city, selling water, rice balls, band-aids and temporary candies.
At two o'clock in the morning, the note on the door will be illuminated:
This store sells ordinary goods, as well as regrets you dare not admit.
People who walk into this store often don't do it to buy something. They come to buy back yesterday, buy ten minutes, buy an old umbrella, a ticket with no end, to make up for a quarrel, a phone call they didn't answer, a word they couldn't say.
The owner Xu Chenzhou only reminds people of the rules and never makes choices for others. Cashier A Deng is responsible for handing out receipts and pushing tissues over to customers when they are about to cry.
But the convenience store at two o'clock in the morning never sells true perfection. It cannot resurrect the dead, rewrite destiny, or start life over. What it can give is a chance to see regrets clearly, the courage to finally speak, and a belated farewell.
Every customer takes a small ticket with them when they leave.
It said the goods they bought, and also the sincerity they finally admitted.
From two o'clock to two seventeen in the morning, the convenience store is only open for seventeen minutes. Some people come in with regrets and some leave with tears. The shop owner Xu Chenzhou and the cashier A Deng also hide a past that has not been settled yet.
