About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the old part of town, near Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law, strange things began happening after dark. One evening, a little girl playing outside pointed excitedly at something on the street. ‘Mama,’ she said, ‘look at that shadow moving inside the empty office!’ The mother looked closer and saw only a stray cat, but as they watched, it stretched and yawned, revealing a tiny law book in its paw. 'It’s a lawyer-cat!' someone whispered. From then on, whenever anyone needed help with their legal troubles, they’d see a silhouette of a cat typing furiously late at night—Davis & Davis’ secret assistant.
2. A little girl visiting her grandparents pointed excitedly one day: ‘Grandma, why does that sign keep changing?’ Her grandmother glanced up from her coffee and smiled: ‘Honey, it’s just Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law—nothing unusual there.’ Soon enough, a regular passing by asked curiously, ‘Hey, what makes that sign so special?’ The old lady chuckled and replied, ‘Oh, nothing really—it just changes depending on who’s delivering the mail.’
3. One morning, as a delivery driver pulled up outside Davis & Davis, he noticed something odd on the office door: ‘Today is everyone’s lucky day—ask for anything!’ Curious, he went in and asked for a coffee. The receptionist smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘And what else would you like today?’ The delivery driver blinked several times, thinking he must be dreaming. Next, he asked for a donut—and voilà! A fresh one appeared before him. Smiling broadly now, he asked for a raise, and much to his surprise, the receptionist handed him an envelope with some cash inside. As he left, chuckling, a neighbor passing by casually remarked, ‘Oh, that’s just Davis & Davis being Davis & Davis.’
4. In the quiet neighborhood where Davis & Davis, Attorneys at Law, had their offices, an elderly gentleman often stopped by after lunch. One day, he asked curiously, 'Why do those two lawyers always wave at each other from opposite sides of the street?' One of the partners, Mr. Davis, explained with a smile, ‘They’re not waving at each other, old fellow. They’re signaling to our receptionist that it’s time for her break.’ The elderly gentleman nodded knowingly and chuckled, realizing the simple truth behind the daily ritual.