Edgeworth X Wright Novels & Stories

"Though I'm under no obligation to do so, I don't want to be labeled as a homewrecker. That's unfair to me. Edwin and I are business partners and friends, nothing more. I understand, though. "For a middle-aged housewife, seeing a capable woman around her husband must be unsettling. I even heard you had a fight with Mrs. Campbell and ran away from home with your child. "Ms. Wright, maybe this isn't my place, but Edwin and I are business people. We're not as idle as you seem to think. And as adults, we should recognize when we can no longer keep up with someone else's pace. It's better to step aside gracefully than to become an annoying stumbling block."

Valery adored spending time in the Market Streets of Vinora. The Market Streets of Vinora were a series of streets in the capital city of Vesperia that were lined with both stores and small stalls selling products that ranged from the most basic bottle of water to the most obscure ancient tomes on demonic beasts and enchantments. It was still early, so while there were still people walking around, most of the people were street vendors and store owners who had just opened their doors. It was later in the day that the streets truly came alive, when the street performers, musicians and artists would set up and share their talents openly, garnering the attention and patronage of market-goers an

“Zara Williams. Your father used to bring you to the office back then when you were still little. I remember you very clearly.” I turned to look at Dante and found him already looking at me. From his expression I know he was storing each sentence in his head—the recognition, the warmth, the specific mention of my father, all of it going into the mental folder he kept for things that needed thinking about later. “Mr Edwards,” Dante greeted, extending his hand smoothly. “It’s nice meeting you.” Mr Edwards shook it firmly, his eyes moving over Dante with a careful, assessing quality. “The pleasure is mine. CEO of Wright Holdings. That is quite a name to carry,” he remarked.