In the fall of 2019, Luna's friend Claire bought a fixer-upper on Blackwood Lane in the small town of Ashford, New York. The house had a bad feeling from the start—cold spots in the hallway, a closet door that swung open by itself. While stripping wallpaper in the master bedroom, Claire found a bundle of letters hidden behind the plaster, tied with a faded ribbon. They were love letters from a man named Arthur to a woman named Eleanor, dated 1952. But as Claire read deeper, she realized the letters were not what they seemed—they were warnings, pleas, and finally, confessions. And the last letter mentioned a hiding place in the wall that Claire had already opened. She called Luna that night, her voice trembling, asking her to come over. What Luna found in that house has stayed with her ever since—a story of love twisted into obsession, and a presence that never really left.