In the winter of 1997, the last streetcar of the night on Pine Street in the small town of Blackwood, Pennsylvania, began arriving three minutes early. Luna's uncle, a retired transit dispatcher, was the first to notice. He started riding it, just to see. The conductor wore an old uniform, never spoke, and the tram carried passengers who weren't there. Luna tells the story of the night she followed him on board, the cold that wasn't cold, and the faces she saw in the window reflections that didn't match the empty seats. A quiet, winter-bound episode about schedules, grief, and the things that run on time long after they should have stopped.