About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet town of Denton, every morning around dawn, a little boy would run screaming from Cecil R. Lloyd’s dental clinic. The staff grew used to it, but no one could figure out why. One day, a curious delivery driver followed the boy and discovered that whenever the old sign outside flickered on, the dog next door started howling uncontrollably. Soon enough, the whole neighborhood knew about the barking dog and the screaming boy. Turns out, Cecil had an ancient radio in his office that played only one station—an old-timey country show with a particularly yodeling singer. When the radio came on, the dog couldn’t help but join in, howling along until everyone within earshot thought something was terribly wrong. And thus, the legend of Cecil R. Lloyd’s mysterious clinic became Denton’s quirky secret.
2. At night, when Cecil R. Lloyd’s dental practice closed its doors, an old cat would appear on the steps outside. It always sat in exactly the same spot, watching cars drive by with an expression that seemed almost judgmental. One night, a delivery driver stopped to admire the cat and offered it some leftover pizza. The cat sniffed it once, then walked away, as if judging the quality of human kindness. From then on, whenever anyone saw the cat, they’d wave a slice their way—only for it to turn around and saunter off, never taking a bite.
3. In the small town of Willow Creek, a local delivery driver always wondered: why did the same old man never tip at Cecil R. Lloyd's office? Finally, curiosity got the better of him. One day he pretended to drop off an extra package and peeked inside. To his surprise, every morning Cecil R. Lloyd’s receptionist left a bag of cookies for the old man as a thank-you gift. The delivery driver grinned, realizing that kindness sometimes comes in unexpected ways.
4. In the early hours after closing, a regular patient whispered to another: ‘Did you hear that Dr. Lloyd’s office door locks itself from the inside every night?’ ‘No way,’ replied the other skeptically. Just then, they heard a faint click and saw the door slowly close with a soft thud. Both jumped back, but when they approached, the door opened easily from the outside again. Shaking their heads, they agreed it must be some trick of the light or an old ghost story.’