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Phoenix Wright ([personal profile] attorneyatlol) wrote2008-09-05 12:55 am

[RL: You got some splainin' to do - Friday, September 5, 11:00AM | Phoenix; Larry; Edgeworth]

Phoenix paced the apartment in a pair of jeans and a t-shirt that were supposedly his. While they did look like something he’d normally wear, he hadn’t recognized anything, and even more worrying, there was no sign of the sweater Dollie knitted him anywhere.

Sighing, he stopped in the hallway and fidgeted with the hem of his shirt. Miles (or ‘Edgeworth,’ as he evidently preferred being called) had said that Dollie was indisposed for some reason, but refused to give Phoenix any details beyond the fact that she was safe and well. It was frustrating, to say the least. Lunchtime was rapidly approaching and he would have been preparing to spend the next half hour with her under normal circumstances. Unfortunately, there wasn’t much he could do from here, especially given the fact that he didn’t know where ‘here’ was nor did he have any clue what could have possibly detained her. But Edgeworth had asked Phoenix to trust him and Phoenix did.

He stood in the hall for a moment, nervously chewing the inside of his cheek. More than ten years had passed since he last saw Miles; there were so many things he wanted to tell him and even more that he wanted to ask him, but waiting like this was a nerve-racking, necessary evil. He hoped his friend would arrive soon.

With another sigh, he went back to pacing.



((OOC: Backdated to the first day of the mental regression virus, around 11AM.))
samuraiprosecutor: (Baby why you gotta be so emo?)

[personal profile] samuraiprosecutor 2008-09-14 10:19 am (UTC)(link)
The shrug did nothing to quell his curiosity; he continued to stare across the couch, both Phoenix and Larry in his line of sight. Once again nostalgia was creeping up on him, bringing memories that were bitter in their sweetness, and if it weren't for the reassuring weight of his friend sitting warm and solid beside him, he suspected he would be regretting his decision to stay.

It seemed like a very long time before Miles was able to turn back to the movie. The end wasn't much further--his recollection of the film's events was sorely (or perhaps fortunately) limited, but simply judging by the time that had passed they had only about a third left. Suppressing a sigh he settled back in his seat, leaning as far away from Wright as he could manage on the tiny couch, and dragged his focus back to the film.

Mercifully, the rest of the film passed in a companionable silence.

-End-
Edited 2008-09-14 10:19 (UTC)