Luna recalls a humid August night in 2019, when she stayed at a bed-and-breakfast in the small town of Opal, Kansas. The house was old, painted yellow, and had a sunroom tucked behind the kitchen. A cradle sat in the corner, rocking slightly even when no one touched it. The owner, a woman named Vera, said it was her daughter's, but the daughter had never brought a child home. Luna couldn't stop watching the cradle. She started hearing whispers at night, not words, just breath. Then the rocking got faster. This episode is about the quiet horror of empty spaces that wait for something to fill them. It's about the weight of what isn't there. And about the moment Luna realized the cradle wasn't waiting for a baby—it was waiting for her.