Law Offices

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the streets were quiet and the city slept, a mysterious voice would come over Law Offices’ intercom. ‘You’ve got mail,’ it would say, but never from the postman. Just an envelope or two, addressed to no one in particular. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package marked ‘To Whom It May Concern.’ When he opened it, there was only a note inside: ‘Please deliver this to the first person who asks for it.’ Turns out, everyone in town had been getting these anonymous packages—and they’d all become friends sharing stories about their mysterious mail!’

2. In the old Law Offices building, after hours when everyone had gone home, a strange sound would sometimes echo through the empty hallways. A small dog that lived nearby began barking furiously whenever he heard it, as if trying to warn off invisible intruders. One night, an exhausted delivery driver stumbled into the building, thinking it was his office. He started yelling for ‘partners’ and ‘secretaries,’ until a neighbor’s dog finally calmed down. Turned out, he’d been working so late he couldn’t remember which building was his anymore.

3. In the late afternoon shadows, as lawyers scurried out of the Law Offices building, someone whispered, ‘Did you hear? The receptionist’s desk hums whenever it’s empty.’ One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Why does your desk sound like an old record player?' The receptionist smiled mysteriously and replied, 'It plays classical music for our clients when they wait.' A neighbor overheard them and joked, 'Next time I come here, remind me not to bring headphones!'

4. At lunchtime, when the law offices buzzed with activity, a delivery driver parked his truck outside. But no one noticed him leave—until the packages started arriving on their own. Finally, someone asked aloud where the driver was. A neighbor poked her head out and said, ‘He’s probably in the cafeteria—he always eats here around this time.’ Everyone laughed, realizing they’d been so busy that they hadn’t even seen him enter or leave.