A Letter
Phoenix Wright was minding his business as usual when he got a letter in the mail. He looked at the address and saw it was from Kurian village. He then tear the letter open to see what it has inside.
Dear Nick,
I know this may sound a little weird talking to you after seven years, but I really need to. I miss you. And so does everyone else. I'm doing fine as spiritual master, and here's a little update for you.
Pearl has stopped thinking about me and you being a couple (finally). She has know moved her focus to you and Iris so she's saving up her money to bail her out. Some things never change.
I visit Mr. Armando every week in the detention center. He worked with Mia in her earlier days as a lawyer and we talk about her. He said he loved her and she was really sweet. This make me miss Mia more.
Gumshoe is now a private investigator and is dating Maggey. He has trouble finding cases, but at least he gets better pay.
Diana is now a successful defense attorney nicknamed "Angel's Hope" for her amazing skills. She says she wants to see you again and is doing amazing in court. She's hasn't lost once.
Larry has finally got a girlfriend he can stick with. Her name is Mandy, Diana's mentor. I have no idea why she would stick with him, but she likes him.
Iris also said hi and miss you so much. I have no idea you had a girlfriend.
Franziska has got an apprentice named Kate, who happens to be Diana's rival. They are well in court, but Kate is armed with a cane she hits people with, that scares me more.
And Mr. Edgeworth? Well, he got an assistant named Kay. He miss you in court saying that the wins are too easy. Isn't that sweet?
Writing this letter made me think about all the memories we made and the good times we had. So, I'm thinking about inviting all our friends to a reunion party at Gatewater Hotel next month on Sunday. Please come. I hope to see you soon.
Love,
Maya
P.S. I heard about the test trial of the Jurist System. Are you thinking about getting your badge back? Just wondering…
Phoenix smiled after he finished reading it. He then marked his calendar: One for the party, the other for his Bar Exam retake. This letter was a sign to keep finding the truth.