A launch teaser for the series: a hidden magical world, a grieving detective, and a girl who has spent her whole life learning how not to be seen.

Before everything was taken from him, Nate Bishop was just a cop, a husband, and a dad trying to get home in time for dinner. A quiet look at the life he had, one year before he lost it.

As Nate and Frank close in on Silas Cordero's drug empire, a quiet betrayal inside their own precinct sets a tragedy in motion that no one sees coming until it is too late.

In present-day Millhaven, Sage moves through her carefully controlled life in Kesting Row while, across the city, a broken man named Nate Bishop begins a life he never wanted. Neither knows the other exists yet.

Sage lets her guard down with the one friend she has, sharing an afternoon that feels almost normal, until a moment of impossible knowing nearly costs her everything she's worked to hide.

A botched robbery on a Kesting Row street corner throws Sage and Nate together for the first time, and something unexplainable passes between them in the half second it takes to fall.

Nate walks into the Millhaven precinct for the first time and finds a captain who already seems to know too much and a partner determined to figure out the rest. Miles away, Sage feels a pull toward downtown that she cannot explain and has not felt since she was thirteen.

Days after the collision that left her shaken, Sage nearly betrays herself in the middle of a shift at Jade Palace, while across the city, Nate takes his first case in Millhaven and unknowingly walks the very streets she calls home.

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of a tragedy that shaped a generation of officers, Frank Delgado calls Nate to check in from Memphis, while in Millhaven, Sage begins quietly cataloguing the strange pull she can't explain to anyone.

A routine tip drops Vincent Marsh's name onto Nate's desk, harmless and unconfirmed. Across town, a second brush with the pull leaves Sage rattled enough to stop waiting for the truth to find her.

Sage begins quietly mapping the strange pull she's carried since the collision, while across town a half-remembered name pulls Nate toward Kesting Row and the books of a diner that doesn't add up.

Olivia finds an unsigned note in her locker that is polite, calm and about Sage. She decides not to show her friend.

A fourth break-in sends Nate to Verdun Street, where a baker describes a girl he just missed. The same few blocks keep pulling at him, and Beaumont wants to know why.

Marsh tightens his grip after hearing a detective has been reading his file. Nate gets a warning, and a grief nobody asked for lands on Sage.

The Grey Table meets in a room with no windows and sees something glowing on its map. Vale decides to watch. A baker gives Sage a bun, and Nate learns what the break-ins have in common.

Sage has dinner at Olivia's house, and a woman there can't stop looking at her. Nate follows a polite man's business card to a name on Tanner Street.

A frightened young clerk is sent to watch Kesting Row. Nate finds out what the laundromat is really collecting. Sage decides she isn't imagining things.

Eli's mother promised a small Thanksgiving dinner. The power keeps tripping, nothing survives but the turkey, and two chairs sit empty at the end of the table. Then someone knocks.

Thanksgiving leaves Sage shaken, and Olivia asks for something Sage can't give. Across the city, the Table learns a girl's age, her school, and where she works.