In the summer of 1999, a girl named Cassie found a tarnished silver hairpin in the attic of her grandmother's house on Cypress Bend Road, outside a small town called Portico, Tennessee. The hairpin was shaped like a twisted branch, with a single dark stone. Cassie started wearing it in her hair, and soon she began to notice things shifting—furniture moved an inch overnight, her reflection in the bathroom mirror would sometimes lag behind her, and her grandmother, who had dementia, started speaking to someone named Maybelle in the empty room. Luna tells the story of how Cassie learned that the hairpin had once belonged to her great-great-aunt Maybelle, who disappeared in 1923, and that wearing it slowly lets Maybelle see through her eyes. A quiet, creeping story about inheritance, memory, and the ghosts we carry in our blood.