About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood where Karen’s law office stood, a stray cat began appearing every night around closing time. It would sit outside her window, staring intently until she turned off the lights and locked up. No one knew why it did this or where it came from. One evening, a delivery driver mentioned seeing the cat in passing, remarking that it looked like an ordinary housecat. The next day, Karen found a note on her door: ‘Dear Ms. Green, your feline friend is lost. Please contact us at Pets Found & Reunited.’ She laughed, realizing it was just another neighborhood prank. As she closed the door, the cat appeared once more, giving her a knowing look before sauntering away into the twilight.
2. In the morning rush, a delivery driver noticed something unusual in the backseat of his truck—a small envelope addressed to no one in particular. Curious, he brought it into the office and placed it on Karen's desk. Karen opened the envelope and found inside a crumpled note that read: ‘Dear Lawyer Lady, I must’ve taken a wrong turn last night—can you please sue my neighbors for the noisy party?’ She laughed out loud, shook her head, and sent the note with a reply: ‘Case dismissed.’
3. One day, while Karen was deep in thought over a complex case, her receptionist announced over the intercom: ‘Sir, there’s a squirrel sitting on your desk.’ Karen looked up from her papers and saw a tiny furry creature scurrying across her desk. She blinked twice, then calmly picked up the phone and dialed her office door open. ‘Hey,’ she said to the stunned delivery driver outside, ‘could you grab that squirrel for me?’ The next morning, the sign on her desk read: ‘Caution: Wildlife Crossing.’
4. In the Law Office of Karen H. Green, a new intern arrived one Monday morning with an unusual request. ‘Ms. Green,’ she whispered, glancing around nervously, ‘can I please use your bathroom? It seems to be haunted.’ Ms. Green smiled and nodded towards an old door across the hall. ‘It’s not exactly haunted,’ she said, “but it is definitely occupied.’ She pointed to a small sign on the door that read: ‘Reserved for Ms. Green’s Parakeet, Patches.'