A Cemetery Cleaner [pt. 1]

 In the outskirts of the little town of Wynstone, Utah lives Lucy. She's a 30-something-year-old working as a groundskeeper for the town's only cemetery. Wynstone (or affectionately called The City despite only having a population of 3,000) has only one stoplight and too many four-way-stops and not enough roundabouts. Lucy happens to live in a tiny home on the grounds. No rent or utility bills to worry about, just cleaning the graves and upkeep of the land as well as repairing any damaged parts of the graves or columbarium, she is basically the handy-woman of the final stop.

Despite making good money and worry-free living arrangements of Lucy's job, there's a basement of her home that connects to a variety of tunnels throughout the town and there's a spark of an urban legend where people whisper and children dare about the hauntings that occur below their feet. When Lucy discovers the entrance and a room with some coffins and caskets strewn about, things get interesting. Then when she stumbles across another room with a lone tomb with a marble effigy of an unknown woman, questions begin to fly.