Building C

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Building C, where the clinic quietly hummed day and night, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Smith had a peculiar habit. One morning, he exclaimed to no one in particular, 'I swear, every time I come here, that thermometer on the wall seems to be getting warmer!' Finally, someone asked him if maybe his jacket was too warm or the heating was turned up elsewhere. Reluctantly, Mr. Smith admitted that perhaps it wasn’t the thermometer after all—perhaps it was just him getting hotter with each visit. The staff laughed it off as another quirky tale from Building C’s regulars.

2. At dawn, when Building C’s clinic doors were just beginning to open, a delivery driver noticed something odd: the mail slot seemed to wobble slightly as if someone inside was shifting around. Curious, he peered closer and saw an envelope half-stuck in the slot. With a gentle push, it popped out—covered with stamps from exotic places like ‘Neverland’ and ‘Cloud Nine.’ Inside was a note scribbled in childish handwriting: ‘Sorry for the inconvenience, Doctor Sleep is running late today.’

3. In Building C, one morning after the clinic had closed, a delivery driver found an unusual package in his truck's cargo area—a cardboard box labeled ‘Free Samples’ but containing nothing but old newspapers and a note reading: 'Take what you need.' The delivery driver shrugged, opened the box, and started leafing through the papers. Suddenly he heard a voice from behind: 'Hey, are those free samples for everyone?' It was just a neighbor who mistook him for a janitor and thought he could help distribute the newspapers.'

4. In Building C, late one afternoon, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the loading bay—a mysterious box wrapped in old newspapers, left unattended. Curious, he opened it carefully and found inside nothing but an old teddy bear wearing a dusty lab coat. Turns out, it was just a practical joke from Building C’s friendly janitor, who liked playing pranks on unsuspecting deliverers. The driver laughed it off, shook hands with his new neighbor, and never took deliveries after dark again.