It's late October, just past midnight, when Luna pulls the Greyhound into the lot of a small-town cemetery. A woman in a black coat boards without a ticket, smelling of wet earth and wilted flowers. She takes a seat near the back, and Luna can't stop checking the rearview. The woman's face keeps changing—older, younger, another face entirely. She speaks in a whisper about a pact made fifty years ago, about a debt that comes due every generation. Luna wants to pull over, but the road won't let her. The bus keeps going, and the woman keeps talking, and the rearview shows something that shouldn't be there. This episode is a slow-burn ghost story about inheritance, obligation, and the things we owe the dead. Set at the Weeping Willow Cemetery outside Larkspur, Nebraska, on a cold October night. No gore, no jump scares—just a quiet, creeping dread that lingers long after the last turn.