INT. WHEELER HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - NIGHT A cozy family scene. The camera pans across a wall filled with pictures. Graduation photos, holidays snaps, and framed newspaper articles, one showcasing Jonathan as a professional photographer. A more recent article mentions Nancy, now a successful investigative journalist. We find Nancy (27) and Jonathan (28) sitting on the couch, their heads close together, as they flip through an old photo album. Their two children, Willa (5) and Tommy (8), play on the floor nearby. NANCY Wow, can you believe it's been ten years since everything went crazy in Hawkins? JONATHAN I know, right? It feels like a lifetime ago. Nancy points to a picture of them when they were teenagers, the day they went searching for the Demogorgon. NANCY It's funny how our lives turned out. When I first met you, I thought you were such a weirdo. JONATHAN Well, I was. NANCY Yes, you were. But you were also sweet, brave, and strong. Jonathan smiles. JONATHAN And you... I never imagined you would end up by my side. He pauses to watch their children playing. JONATHAN (CONT'D) But I'm so grateful every day that you did. The phone starts ringing. Nancy picks it up. NANCY Hello? INT. BYERS' HOUSE - KITCHEN - CONTINUOUS Joyce is on the other end, looking flustered and a bit panicked. JOYCE Nancy, thank god. I didn't know who else to call. The lights... they're flickering again. INT. WHEELER HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS Nancy looks worried, exchanging glances with a concerned Jonathan. NANCY Are you sure it's not just a power outage or something? INT. BYERS' HOUSE - KITCHEN - CONTINUOUS JOYCE I don't know, but I can feel it, Nancy. Something's not right. INT. WHEELER HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS NANCY Okay, we'll be right over. Just stay calm and keep the kids safe. Nancy hangs up and gives Jonathan a look that says "we have work to do." JONATHAN Willa, Tommy, let's go. We need to visit grandma Joyce. WILLA But why, Mommy? NANCY Just a little family reunion. But remember what we've taught you, and stick together, no matter what. The family of four gets up and exits the room, their faces a mix of excitement and worry, unsure of what lies ahead. FADE OUT.