It's October 2023, just past midnight on a dead-end street in Mount Dora, Florida. Luna is house-sitting for a friend of a friend — a woman named Ellen she's never met. The house is ordinary: beige walls, laminate countertops, a porch with a rusted wind chime. But the garden shed at the back of the property keeps drawing her eye. It's padlocked. Ellen said nothing about it in the instructions — not a word. The first night, Luna hears a scraping sound from inside, like someone running a fingernail down the inside of the door. By the third night, she has the bolt cutters in her hand. What she finds in that shed is not a tool collection or a forgotten lawnmower. It's a single wooden chair, bolted to the floor, with a pair of women's reading glasses on the seat. The lenses are cracked. And the smell — sweet and chemical — is still fresh. A quiet, suffocating episode about the things people lock away, and the questions that should never be answered.