About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Carothers Law Office, afternoons were usually quiet until one day when a regular noticed something odd. His young daughter, playing in the waiting room, suddenly froze and pointed towards an old filing cabinet. Inside it, a small dog appeared to be sleeping, but no one had ever seen him before. Upon closer inspection, everyone realized that the little fellow was just an adorable puppy with big brown eyes. The receptionist took pity on him and decided to keep him for the afternoon. By evening, the owner of the office arrived home to find his wife cooing over a tiny bundle of fur. Turns out, someone had accidentally left the pup there during a late-night delivery. And so, from then on, Carothers Law Office became known not only for its legal expertise but also for occasional canine visitors.
2. In Carothers Law Office, every morning at exactly nine, a small dog would appear from nowhere and sit patiently outside the receptionist’s desk. No one knew where it came from or who owned it. One day, an elderly gentleman walked in, scratching his head. ‘I’ve been coming here for years,’ he said, ‘and never once saw that dog!’ The receptionist smiled. ‘Ah, Mr. Jenkins,’ she replied, ‘he only shows up when someone new starts working here.’
3. In Carothers Law Office, every Monday afternoon around three o’clock, an old typewriter would start clacking on its own in the empty hallway. One day, a delivery driver heard the noise and decided to investigate. To his surprise, he found only dust and silence. However, from that moment on, whenever someone mentioned the office, everyone swore they could still hear the faint sound of typing from inside.
4. In Carothers Law Office, each Tuesday morning before coffee, a mysterious envelope arrived with only the words ‘Read Me Now’ scribbled on it. Inside was always a note like: 'Ask for a regular sandwich from the deli.' Or: 'Tell the mailman his hat is crooked.' One week it said: 'Plant tulips in front of the office.' Turns out, the old lawyer left these tasks as a fun tradition for whoever inherited the office.