After her divorce, 29-year-old Jenna set out on a spontaneous road trip with her baby boy, Noah, hoping to clear her head and bond with her son. But one wrong turn off the highway led her to a strange, isolated town one where every roof was painted green and technology was forbidden. With a fussy Noah in the backseat and no cell signal, Jenna stumbled upon a nearly abandoned diner.
The locals were unsettling quiet, watchful, and oddly obsessed with privacy. They insisted she leave her phone in the car and warned her: Eat, then never return. As Jenna endured their cryptic conversations and paranoia about satellites and eavesdropping, her anxiety grew.
The eerie uniformity of green roofs wasn’t just quirky it was intentional, meant to hide the town from “watchers in the sky.” Grabbing Noah and a to-go bag of food, Jenna made a tense escape—only to be chased down by the old diner lady… with forgotten plastic cutlery.
Shaken but safe, Jenna drove until she found a gas station, reconnected with the outside world, and vowed never to stray from the main road again. She didn’t know what secrets the town held—but she knew she was lucky to leave.