IC MAILBOX | holly heights

[prosecutory]

[Date: ????? Time: ?????
1438, Holly Heights
spouse | son | child
current regain inventory: prosecutor's badge, Pess the dog, King of Prosecutors trophy, framed lucky trial jacket]

Good day. This is Miles Edgeworth; I cannot take your call at the moment but please leave your message and I will respond as soon as possible. Thank you.

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(daughters are welcome to hop in at any time)

[duad]

[ Stormer almost contemplates heading back into her house before he can even reach her, but a part of her feels awful for pulling this in the first place. She stands there, strangely glamorous at four in the morning, and if it weren't for the keytar in her hand then... well, she'd certainly look like a tart.

Her voice is hushed, hoping not to disturb anyone else. ]

I'm serenading you.

[guardion]

[As if the noise wasn't going to wake Arietta up, too.

After Edgeworth leaves the room, Arietta doesn't immediately follow after him, even though she dislikes the noise and wants it to stop about as much as the next person, if not more. Anise lives here too, after all, and chances are that she was woken up by the noise as well, which meant that the two had a chance of bumping into each other, and given their less than stellar relationship...

Well, in any case, she soon enough makes her way downstairs after Edgeworth does, and while it seems like he's handling the situation himself, don't mind if she just... glares at Stormer from behind him.

[prosecutory]

[Edgeworth hears footsteps approaching him and glances over his shoulder to see if it was Arietta or Anise. Oh, it was Arietta - and he can't blame her for glaring.

Now, he appreciates Stormer lowering her voice too, but...]

Why? [Not getting it at all. Still irritated. He wants to go back to bed.]

[duad]

[ She leans over a bit, catching sight of the girl and if Stormer shows any signs of visibly being upset about all of this, they're very well hidden. She looks back to Edgeworth. ]

Because... everyone deserves to be serenaded at least once in their lives?

[prosecutory]

Even if that were true, I doubt that this is the proper time for it. [Clearly he doesn't agree that everyone deserves to be serenaded at least once in their lives.]