Luna recounts a night in early January 2020 when a childhood friend, Maddy, called her from Lost Creek, Kentucky, insisting she come see something in the attic of her grandmother's house. Maddy had found a porcelain doll shrine — three generations of dolls, each with a lock of hair from a woman in the family. The newest doll, still unnamed, sat in the center, its painted eyes wet. As Luna helped Maddy decide what to do, the house settled around them, and the dolls seemed to breathe. A quiet, intimate story about inheritance, grief, and the things we leave behind when we don't know how to let go.