In the winter of 2014, Luna takes a detour past an abandoned church on Dusty Hollow Road, drawn by a flickering light in the steeple window. The door is unlocked, the pews are dusty, and the old rotary phone on the altar is ringing. She answers, and a woman's voice on the other end asks for help—but the number she gives is a cemetery in the next county. Luna ends up visiting that cemetery at midnight, with a shovel, following a compulsion that feels borrowed from someone else's grief. By the time the sun rises, she has dug up a rusted metal box that was never supposed to be found. The episode lingers on the smell of damp earth, the weight of the box, and the question she still can't answer: who was the woman on the phone, and why did she know Luna's name? A quiet, unsettling meditation on obligation, ghosts, and the things we answer without thinking.