It's late August in Port Henry, New York, a dead-end town on Lake Champlain. Luna takes a call from a woman named Ellen whose husband hasn't come home from a fishing trip. His boat is still at the ramp, engine running, keys in the ignition, rod in the holder. Ellen is calm at first—then her voice catches. She says the boat's cabin light is on, and there's something moving inside. Not a person. Something else. The dispatcher's console lights up as Luna tries to keep Ellen on the line, but Ellen's breathing gets faster, and her words start to fragment. The call drops, then comes back—but it's not Ellen anymore. It's a wet, hollow sound, like a throat full of lake water. The next day, they find the boat drifting a mile out. No sign of Ellen's husband. No sign of Ellen either. Just a single boot on the dock, and a fish that wasn't local, gasping on the floor of the boat, its mouth forming shapes that looked almost like words.
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