About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside the law offices and noticed something peculiar—a faint humming sound coming from inside. As he approached the building, the noise grew louder, almost like an old-timey music box, but no one else seemed to hear it. Curious, the delivery driver peered through the window and saw an elderly gentleman in a suit dancing around his desk, eyes closed, smiling broadly. ‘What on earth?’ thought the driver. Just then, another neighbor knocked on the door, asking if they could borrow some sugar. The lawyer opened wide-eyed, still humming, and blurted out, ‘Certainly! Help yourself—just don’t mind my little dance!’
2. At dawn one chilly autumn morning, an old man walked into the quiet office building, whistling an unfamiliar tune. As he unlocked the door, everyone in town knew something peculiar had begun. Inside, no one was there yet—just a stack of unopened mail and an empty coffee pot. The old man shuffled over to his desk, pulled out a rusty keychain, and smiled. Then, from behind him, a voice said, 'Morning, Mr. Hines!' It was just his neighbor, stopping by for breakfast as usual.
3. In the early hours before sunrise, a mysterious figure appeared in the parking lot. The security guard overheard someone whispering into the night: ‘Matthew’s briefcase is waiting for you.’ The next morning, an ordinary mailman found an old briefcase near the dumpster. Inside was just a stack of papers and a note that read: 'Dear Matthew, please don’t forget your coffee thermos.'
4. At midnight, a security guard patrolling the parking lot heard a faint humming sound. Curious, he approached the entrance and found no one there—just an empty desk with a half-eaten sandwich and a crumpled note that read: ‘Next hearing, Mr. Hines.’ The guard shrugged and went back to his rounds, muttering something about ghosts and lunch breaks. The next morning, he discovered a new sticky note on the same desk: 'Dear Security, please inform Mr. Hines I’m running late.'