Farnfield Heights

Founded in 1934 during the Great Depression, Farnfield Heights was only a quaint little village with a small number of only twenty. Now in 2025, Farnfield Heights, voted the best well-maintained town on the North end of America. Sharing a border with Canada and only a three hour train ride from New York. Many outsiders, seeking refuge or a fresh start on their lives moves to Farnfield Heights. A town of two thousand residence, a functioning school that teaches from early childhood to high school, a local church that most of the community attends. Unlike other smaller towns, Farnfield Heights are not opposed to the existence of homosexuals or transgenders or anyone on that vibrant spectrum. Nor is the town against any other practices of religion. Many outsiders now turned permanent residences of Farnfield Heights mention that the town is the perfect forever home to them.

Outside of the town jurisdiction, many look at Farnfield Heights with such admiration, envious of the residents, and longing to belong in a town filled with support and the best sense of community. But within, the same cannot be said for those who simply do not belong. Those that moved to Farnfield Heights as a means of running from a dark past or running from the law, only end up meeting their end in Farnfield Heights. Their unfounded bodies unmarked in a common graveyard.