(Not a trial story, but I think that's fine. Seriously, I can't keep writing trials like that, and the next one is the three part finale to season 1 of this book. Oh gods, we are almost done with season 1 of this book. Season 2 is going to be much longer and have more trials and a few surprises. But regardless, I do hope you have fun with this story! I really do enjoy writing about these characters, and I can't wait to write more for you about them! Enjoy!)
Fey and Co Law Offices, Main Lobby
December 16th, 1:15 PM
(Phoenix's POV)
Well, another day at the office again. I was looking over past case files as chief and Makoto. I want to help Miles, but I honestly do not understand how looking through these old files is going to help us. Well, at least this will help me be a better lawyer in some ways.
"Hey! Nicky! You in here buddy?!" an old, annoyingly friendly voice chimed into the office.
"Larry..." I said in a dejected tone as I didn't even bother to look up from the file I was reading.
"You know that idiot, kitten?" Prosecutor Armando asked as he stepped in the office.
Oh, joy, it is a party now. I heard chief get up from her desk. She wrapped her arm around Prosecutor Armando's left arm.
"I'll be taking my last break. I leave the office in your care until I return. Make sure you get those cases done you two" chief said in delight as I nodded my head at her.
She left us alone as Larry flopped on the couch and Makoto tapped his highlighter as he waited for a moment. Then, when the doors closed, he ran over to my desk.
"Ok, I don't mean to be rude, but you did promise on our next downtime that I would hear the story between you and Miles!" Makoto shouted earnestly.
Oh, right, I did promise him that. Well, I guess now is as good of time as ever.
"Sure. I'll tell you everything" I said to him as I gestured for him to sit on the couch next to Larry.
"Thank you, Mr. Wright!" he said as he took a bow and then went to sit next to Larry.
I closed the file and then sat across from them.
"Alright, well, this story takes place around the time we and Larry were in the fourth grade" I said as I recalled the event.
At the time, I was by myself which didn't bother me too much. I was sick, so I wasn't allowed to go to gym and then art class. I was at my desk and doing some homework. However, I noticed an empty envelope as Dahlia came into the room. She accused me of stealing the money. Then, I was put on a class trial against everyone. It was an awful feeling. Being alone and accused of something I didn't do. The room felt dark, and I couldn't stop crying at that point either. Everyone kept shouting "He did it! He's guilty!" over and over.
I just wanted this feeling to stop, so I even walked to the student who owned that lunch money until he shouted loudly with conviction, "OBJECTION!"
"STOP PICKING ON HIM!" another childish voice shouted in agreement.
"Leave him alone!" a kind voice said as she rushed to my side.
I was surprised. I didn't think anyone believed me. Instead, I saw Larry running in front of me with his arms extended and holding a determined expression. Iris placed her calm hand on my shoulder and gave me a napkin. However, what shocked me the most was Miles. He stood tall and calm as he pointed at his classmates.
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The Turnabout of Hope Book 1: Establishing the Truth in Our Lives
Mystery / ThrillerPhoenix Wright becomes a defense attorney and finds himself in the most intense yet completely strange cases in his life. From defending innocents to finding the truth, Phoenix has his hands full. Makoto Naegi becomes an intern at the Fey and Co Law...