At dusk, the red light cage in the grocery store lit up.
Pushing open the lattice barrier door, warm yellow lights shone on a row of drainage racks. Mini snacks, soda bottles, a few vintage magazines - they are all ordinary things, but when reduced to the size of a fingertip, each one makes people want to squat down and take a closer look. The room is very quiet, like the boss's wife just went to the back room to boil water and asked you to take a walk by yourself first.
Walking up the small staircase to the second floor, the art style suddenly changed. A desk is leaning against the window, a chair is empty, and a storage cabinet is half closed - this is a small room upstairs in the grocery store, piled up with daily life and quiet time after someone finishes work. The light outside the window blurred into a warm color, making it difficult to distinguish whether it was a lamp or moonlight.
On the slate floor at the entrance of the store, a small ball of light shone from the stone lantern cage, and pebbles surrounded the edge of the moss. No guests passed by, only the night slowly fell.
Turn off the light, it's an old book standing on your bookshelf. Turn on the switch, and the entire grocery store lights up - the first floor is still open, and the second floor is ready to rest. There is no plot, no dialogue, only a warm little shop that never wants to close, waiting for you to come back and visit when you have time.
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