November 2021, Mulberry Road, a dead-end street on the outskirts of Elmsford, New York. A man named Alex pulls over at 2:47 AM to check a noise under his hood and notices a figure standing under the next streetlight. He doesn't think much of it until the same figure appears under the next light, then the next, always in the same pose, the same distance. He starts driving, and every light he passes reveals the same silhouette, never closer, never farther, just there—watching. Alex calls me the next afternoon, his voice hollow, asking if I've ever heard of something that follows the light. He wouldn't tell me what the face looked like, only that he recognized it. This episode is about what happens when you see yourself waiting under every streetlight, and what it means when the looking never stops.