In the summer of 2007, a woman named Delia walked into the diner on Route 9 in Guthrie, Oklahoma, just past midnight. She was bone-dry despite the rain lashing the windows, and she ordered a slice of pecan pie with a side of salt. Over the next hour, Luna watched her eat the pie in silence, then scrape the salt into a line on the counter and draw a spiral through it with her fingertip. When Luna asked if she needed anything else, Delia looked up and said: 'You ever been someplace that doesn't want you to leave?' That night, when Luna locked up, she found the salt still on the counter, and the pie untouched. But Delia was gone. And so was the sound of rain. This is a story about a woman who outran a storm, and the storm that caught up with her anyway.