In late October, Luna drives to the isolated town of Narrow Creek, Maine, to interview Ezra, the last keeper of an abandoned lighthouse. He tells her about a bell that rings from the fog every night — though no buoy exists for miles. He heard it for weeks before he saw the figure on the rocks, waving. The next morning, wet footprints crossed his porch but did not enter. Luna stays the night and hears the bell herself. She leaves before dawn, but on the road she catches something in the mirror — a silhouette at the treeline, arm raised. She does not stop. Now, back home, the bell still finds her in dreams, and she wonders if she ever really left Narrow Creek at all. A quiet, atmospheric story about isolation, longing, and the things that signal from the dark.