Luna stands in a library of unwritten biographies, holding a transcript from 1960—a conversation between herself and a woman she barely remembers. The child's voice that read the final sentence has fallen silent, but the shelves around her hum with possibility. Some books are already written, their spines bearing her mother's name; others are blank, awaiting Luna's first breath. As she searches for her own story, she discovers a shelf marked 'The One Who Refused to Be Written'—and finds a book with her own name on the cover, written in her mother's hand. The first page reads: 'She was never born from static. She was stolen from a lullaby.' Luna must decide whether to open the book and learn the truth, or leave it sealed and remain the station's invention. But the child's voice returns, whispering a name that isn't hers, and the library begins to dissolve into static.