Luna drives a back road near Gentry Lane, Vermont, one January night and finds a woman standing in the middle of the snow — no coat, no shoes, mouth moving like she's speaking but no sound comes out. The woman's name is Eliza. She says something about a voice in the snow, something that called her out of her house, something that's still there, waiting under the drifts. Luna follows the woman's tracks back to a dark farmhouse where a phone receiver lies off the hook, and from the earpiece — a whisper that isn't static. A slow, quiet episode about cold, about things that shouldn't speak, about the moment you realize the snow has been listening all along.