Savon

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the old part of town, near Savon pharmacy, a little girl often stopped to watch the delivery driver. Every day he would pull up in his truck, but on one particular afternoon, she noticed something peculiar—his reflection in the window wasn’t just him, it seemed to be someone else entirely. Finally, curious as ever, she approached the truck and asked who that mysterious figure was. With a smile, the delivery driver replied, ‘That’s my twin brother from another planet, visiting for the week.’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back to her neighbor and saying, ‘I knew it!’

2. At dawn, when most pharmacies were still locked tight, an elderly gentleman began visiting Savon. He’d quietly slip in through the side door and emerge moments later with a smile on his face. One morning, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who’s that old fellow coming every day?’ The pharmacist smiled mysteriously, replying only, ‘Just our secret customer.’ Later, as the sun rose higher, an excited neighbor peeked inside and exclaimed, ‘He’s been here for hours!’ Turns out, he was just admiring their new coffee machine.

3. At nightfall, when Savon’s neon sign flickered on, a delivery driver swore he saw a shadowy figure slipping in through the back door. The next day, no one mentioned anything until an old lady buying band-aids asked if they’d seen a strange man. Turned out it was just the night janitor, who looked like a ghost in his white uniform and kept forgetting to turn off his flashlight. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee at the local bakery.

4. In the quiet neighborhood, someone kept noticing strange packages appearing outside Savon pharmacy after midnight. One night, a delivery driver left an oversized box marked ‘Fragile’ with a note saying, ‘Open only if you’re really sick.’ The next morning, everyone was laughing—except for the pharmacist who had to explain why there were three giant teddy bears in the window.