A dream house in Quezon City, a trusted Ilocano carpenter, and a promise made in gratitude become the foundations of a quiet haunting built not on vengeance, but on unfinished work.As Cora and Ben settle into their new three‑story home, they begin hearing deliberate metallic taps at night from the balcony and bathroom—sounds less like a monster lurking, and more like someone still repairing the house in the dark. One night, they finally see the impossible: Toto, the hardworking carpenter who built their home, silently working outside their bedroom as if death never ended his shift.By morning, news arrives that Toto died in a tragic accident the night before, forcing the family to confront a different kind of haunting—a man returning not to torment, but to keep his word. After prayers are offered and the house is blessed, the knocking stops, leaving one chilling question behind: when a promise is strong enough to outlive the body, can duty itself become a ghost?

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