Zine Pieces
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Sitting in the detention centre and peering at her Dad through the thick glass, Trucy could feel herself split into two, past and present.
"I need you to do me a favour,” Zak had said before he disappeared from her life forever. It didn’t bode well that Phoenix was echoing those same words back to her now.
Two different favours for two different fathers who had unwittingly found themselves blamed for two different crimes.
Déjà vu, she thought to herself.
But this wasn’t going to end the same way the last one did. She was going to keep Phoenix safe even if she had to commit a crime to do it.
Trucy finds herself assisting with yet another scheme to prevent a father from going to prison.
(Written for 'Here Comes Justice! Turnabout Debut - An Open Submission AA4 Zine'.)
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- Part 6 of Inter Alia (Canon Compliant AA Fics)
- Part 1 of Zine Pieces
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What Simon appreciated about Ema was that she never asked him how he was coping. There was no walking on eggshells, no suggestions on how to reintegrate himself into society. The fact that he was a convict was something incidental to his identity, and not something she needed to help him overcome.
Even when things did turn personal, however, Ema didn’t pry or treat him like a project.
Their conversations were casual. Normal. Made him feel like a person.
She was opinionated but not arrogant, sympathetic but not patronising, and was passionate about her line of work in a way that was endearing rather than insufferable.
Ema was everything The Phantom wasn’t, and yet every time he looked at her, he couldn’t help but wonder when the mask was going to slip.
Simon works with a new detective on his first case after being released from prison.
(Written for Simon Blackquill Investigations: An Ace Attorney Zine.)
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- Part 7 of Inter Alia (Canon Compliant AA Fics)
- Part 2 of Zine Pieces
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“What are you doing?”
Kay yelped and dropped Little Thief to the floor, startled by the unexpected voice. The green projection around her flickered twice before dissipating fully, and the room reverted back to an empty defendant’s lobby with no bodies, no guns, and no knives. Mr. Edgeworth frowned in the open door, his brows knitting together.
Kay sighed.
Dammit. He wasn’t supposed to see this.
Edgeworth catches Kay using Little Thief to recreate her father's murder scene.
(Written for Take Flight! A Yatagarasu Zine.)
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- Part 8 of Inter Alia (Canon Compliant AA Fics)
- Part 3 of Zine Pieces