Danny doesn't think much of working nights at the local convenience store. It's just a job and a paycheck as he figures out what to do with the rest of his life.
Then Brad comes in. A shy, awkward man who buys a box of condoms and then bolts out again, Danny is pretty sure he'll never see Brad again.
When Brad returns with a full box of condoms and a sad story of being stood up, Danny is pretty sure he knows how to make the night go right again.
Convenient Nights By Eve Morton I decided I liked working at the Stop ‘N’ Go convenience store the night Brad came in. I didn’t know his name at the time; I just admired the square jaw, sandy colored hair, and slightly flushed cheeks as he entered the store at a quarter to midnight. The bell rung and alerted me to pay attention. The night shift at the Stop ‘N’ Go, so far, hadn’t been filled with violent robberies like I’d worried. The last girl, a round woman named Dina, had quit after she’d been mugged. The owner refused to have a gun, saying that it was far more likely to be used on him than on anyone else. Instead he had a lot of really good cameras. And now only men on the night shift. The worst I’d seen up until that point had been packs of teenagers, high and drunk, coming in and
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