The Nursery

Arabella thought she understood the pattern—houses that remember, clients who belong to them before they even sign the papers. But when she shows the Okafors a craftsman bungalow with a yellow nursery, the boundaries between her own history and the work become impossible to ignore. The mobile above the crib shouldn't be turning. It definitely shouldn't be playing a lullaby her grandmother used to hum. And it absolutely shouldn't be the same mobile from her own childhood.As three generations of women converge in a room painted the exact shade of buttercream that runs in Arabella's family like a genetic trait, she begins to understand that the houses aren't just answering to their new owners. They're answering to something much older, much more personal. When Dulcie finally offers her the key to Meridian's locked drawer, Arabella must decide whether she's ready to learn what her predecessor knew—and what price comes with that knowledge.**In this episode:**- Arabella encounters a house that knows her family history- The Okafors find their dream home in a nursery that feels impossibly familiar- Dulcie reveals the key to understanding Meridian's true work- A voicemail promises answers Arabella isn't sure she wants