About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when Auro Pharmacy should’ve been quiet and dark, a delivery driver noticed an unfamiliar shadow moving between shelves. The moonlight filtered through the narrow windows, casting eerie shapes on the empty aisles. Curious, he followed the shadow to the backroom, where an old man in a lab coat was carefully arranging bottles of vitamins. ‘Just restocking,’ muttered the man without turning around. Turning back to his truck, the delivery driver shook his head, smiling. ‘Next time I’ll bring cookies for Mr. Mystery Stocker.’
2. At dawn, when Auro Pharmacy’s neon sign flickered on, an early jogger passing by swore he heard a faint humming coming from inside. Curious, he peered through the window—and saw no one. Suddenly, a sleepy pharmacist appeared and yelled, ‘What are you doing here so early?!’ The jogger sheepishly explained he thought he heard music, prompting the pharmacist to laugh and say, ‘That’s just my alarm clock!’
3. At sunset, while loading groceries into his car, a neighbor picked up something odd from the pharmacy parking lot—a small, dusty bottle labeled ‘Lunar Elixir.’ Curious, he brought it home but never dared open it. Finally curious, he asked his wife what it was for. With a twinkle in her eye, she replied, 'It’s our new moonlight special—drinks won’t stain your teeth!'
4. At dusk, when most pharmacies are closing their doors, a delivery driver pulled up to Auro Pharmacy. The parking lot was empty, but inside, soft music played and the lights were dimmed just like usual. Except for one thing—an old photo album lay open on the counter, its pages turning slowly. Curious, the delivery driver approached the counter. Suddenly, the photo flipped to an image of a smiling man with a familiar mustache. ‘Hey!’ exclaimed a neighbor who happened to be passing by. ‘That’s my grandpa! He used to work here.’ The driver laughed, realizing he’d been watching an old flip-book instead of the real pharmacy. 'Guess I’ll come back tomorrow,' he said, winking at the bemused staff.