Phoenix Wright – Turnabout Future

Part 3 – 2 Years Later

"Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today," started the priest. A barely audible shriek of glee came from one of the flower girls.

"Pearly be quiet," hissed Maya.

"If anyone should know why these two should not be wed, speak now or forever hold your peace."

"Bet you thought you'd never see these two together," whispered Diego to Edgeworth, a police officer sat on Diego's other side, his sentence not over he had been allowed out for this wedding at the brides request.

"Now for the exchanging of vows and the rings," said the Priest.

"Um, yeah, here you go buddy," said Phoenix handing over the rings to the bride and groom.

"Now repeat after me."

"Don't you just love weddings?" asked Iris from the other side of the Police Officer.

"To be honest," replied Diego, "I'm surprised it wasn't you up there the way he was over you."

Iris giggled a little and was treated to a glare of Pearl, as she looked up she saw Phoenix give her a smile and a shrug. He'd pay for it with a beating from Pearl later she knew but I made her happy now.

"I now pronounce you man and wife," concluded the priest, "You may now kiss the bride."

After the ceremony they met outside as the happy couple walked out the church followed by Phoenix and Edgeworth.

"Listen," whispered Phoenix to the groom as they walked out, "I know it's none of my business, but again her."

"Why did you go along with it then?" came the reply.

"Because you've announced you were getting married to 15 other girls at my last count," replied Phoenix.

"So you thought I wasn't serious?"

"Seriously, yes."

Meanwhile Edgeworth managed to get a few words with the bride.

"I know your tastes are weird sometimes," commented Edgeworth, "But Larry! Are you trying to punish me or something."

"I don't know," came the reply, "But he really isn't like any other guy I've met."

"Tell me about it," groaned Edgeworth, "But, are you sure?"

"I made sure he took my name didn't I," replied Franziska, "But to answer your question," she stopped to look at Larry, "Yes, I'm sure."

"Then I can't argue," replied Edgeworth, "Anyway, time to throw the bouquet."

Franziska turned and threw the bouquet to the girls behind him. Edgeworth could hear Phoenix muttering for it not to be Maya under his breath and watched as it flew gracefully...

...straight into Maya's awaiting arms.

"Yay," yelled Pearl, "Now it's Mister Nick and Mystic Maya next time."

Edgeworth watched as the colour drained from Phoenix's face.