Clara, an inheritor of her reclusive aunt’s old bookstore, finds herself in a world of dust and twilight. One evening, she discovers a hidden journal that details the shop’s true nature: a liminal space stalked by a “shadow that feeds on silence.” The previous owner’s journal warns that the only defense is to keep the space filled with sound, but the final entry reveals the entity is learning. Soon, Clara is alone in the quiet shop, and the silence becomes a physical weight. As books begin to fall and a whisper breathes her name, she realizes the shadow is no longer a passive hunter. When she escapes, the sound of the shop's bell provides a moment of relief, but a new, distant chime signals a terrifying new development: the entity is no longer waiting for silence—it’s bringing it with it.

On a dare from his friends, a teenager enters the infamous, abandoned Miller Place. The house is a sensory assault of dust and decay, but the true terror begins when he hears whispers and shuffling footsteps from upstairs. Trapped in the dark after dropping his phone, he counts down the final seconds until the time is up. Just as he reaches the door and fumbles with the lock, a voice whispers in his ear, confirming his worst fears. He looks at his reflection in the glass and sees a face that is not his own, a horrifying specter with gaping black eyes and a wide, unnatural smile, standing right behind him. The dare is over, but the nightmare has just begun.

Haunted by the recent loss of his mother, a man seeks solace in the familiar objects of his childhood home. He finds a peculiar, heirloom music box that has always unnerved him with its discordant tune and chipped porcelain ballerina. But as a storm rages outside, a strange compulsion leads him to wind the box, unleashing a terrifying supernatural presence. The box begins to play a new melody—a familiar nursery rhyme sung in his mother's voice. As his reflection in a nearby window takes on a life of its own, he realizes the box isn't just playing a song; it's luring him into a horrifying union. Trapped by the object he once hated, he becomes a new player in a chilling waltz of possession and dread, his own will and voice consumed by the music box’s malevolent tune.