August 2020, just after midnight on Juniper Lane in Deerbrook, Ohio. Luna can't sleep, so she steps outside into the cul-de-sac. That's when she notices the blue bicycle lying in the street near the storm drain. It's been there for three days now, ever since the Callahan twins moved away. The bike belonged to the younger twin, Maggie. But Luna knows Maggie didn't take it with her. She saw her leave it behind. And every night since, Luna has watched the bike shift a little closer to her own driveway. Not from wind. Not from a car. Tonight, she decides to follow the trail of where it might be going. What she finds is a quiet, hollow ache—a suburban ghost story about what stays behind when someone is erased, and what comes looking for what was left. A story about a house that forgot it had children, a key that doesn't fit any lock, and a name that never made it onto the moving truck.