In the summer of 2006, a woman named Cora Meeks began leaving her front door unlocked every night in the tiny town of Black Oak, Arkansas. Not because she was careless—but because something had started knocking. This episode follows Cora's quiet unraveling over seven nights: the soft scratches at the frame, the heat that bloomed through the wood, the shape that never quite stepped into the light. It's a story about loneliness, about the things we let in when no one else is watching. Luna tells it the way Cora told her—halting, apologetic, certain she sounded crazy. But by the end, you won't be sure where the boundary was between what she imagined and what was really there. No gore. No monster. Just a door, a knock, and a woman who decided she didn't want to be alone anymore.