The bellboy stood there on the witness stand.

He was holding a tray with a tea set.

Edgeworth: I believe we're ready for the witness to testify. He certainly does look like a bellboy.

Bellboy: Yes, sir. I received your summons in the middle of work, sir. I'm happy to be of service.

Judge: That tea set looks rather heavy, so without further ado, the witness may begin his testimony.

Bellboy: Very good, sir!

Witness Testimony: Miss May's Room Service...

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Bellboy: I am the head bellboy at the fine Gatewater Hotel, in business for four generations! I believe I received a call after 8:00 in the evening from our guest, Miss May. She asked for an ice coffee to be brought to her at 9:00, on the dot, sir. I brought it to her at precisely the requested time, of course. And I delivered the ice coffee to our guest Miss May, herself.

Judge: I see. The defense may begin its cross-examination.

(Y/N): This is it.

Phoenix: We have to get the proof that Ms. May was involved with Mia's death!

Cross Examination...

You and Phoenix both saw something in the fourth statement.

(Y/N): HOLD IT!! Was it precisely 9:00 P.M?

Bellboy: Precisely, exactly, and most definitely, sir, 9:00 PM.

Phoenix: How can you be so sure!?

Bellboy: Miss May was quite insistent that it be brought then. "Oh, bellboy? Tee hee! I'd like, like, ice coffee at exactly 9:00!" Something like that, sir. Therefore, I knocked on her door at the crack of 9:00, sir.

(Y/N): Hmm ... she seems precise about it.

Phoenix: Are you sure it was Ms. May herself?

Bellboy: Ab-SO-lutely, sir.

Phoenix: "Ab-SO-lutely"...?

Bellboy: Yes, sir. As in, "so very absolutely," sir. It's an endearing mannerism of mine.

Phoenix: How come you're so very certain!?

Bellboy: Well, when I brought the room service, sir... S-she... the guest, sir, favored me w-with a, um, an "embrasser," sir.

(Y/N): You mean she-

Bellboy: Yes, a kiss, sir. But more like a peck on the cheek.

(Y/N): Why do I feel like if she did that to me, I'd collapse? Why did she kiss you?

Bellboy: I believe, perhaps, she was momentarily swayed by my prim demeanor, sir. It was a moment I shall never, ever forget, sir.

(Y/N) and Phoenix: Damn! Nothing!

Edgeworth: Tsk tsk. Finally, you understand. This bellboy has absolutely no reason to lie! Now... If you have any decency, you will end this rather tedious cross-examination here!

Judge: Hmm. It was a bit tedious. The witness may leave the stand.

(Y/N): WAIT!! One more question!

Judge: Very well then.

(Y/N): Can you tell us about the room service?

Bellboy: A-again, sir? At exactly 9:00, I delivered room service to Miss May in room 303. The guest had requested ice coffee... $18 was the charge, as I recall.

(Y/N): 18?!

Phoenix: That seems a bit expensive, even for ice coffee.

Bellboy: Y-yes, well, ice coffee for two, you know. And we don't skimp on the ice, sir.

(Y/N) and Phoenix: FOR TWO?!

(Y/N): Was there someone else staying with Ms. May?

Edgeworth: OBJECTION!! I object! That was... objectionable!

Judge: ... Objection overruled. The witness will answer the question.

Bellboy: Yes. There was someone else.

Phoenix: Why did you not mention this in your testimony!?

Bellboy: W-well, sir, you er... you didn't ask!

(Y/N): You could have told us that before!

Bellboy: Ah, yes, quite. Indeed... It was the, er, good barrister there, Mr. Edgeworth, who...

(Y/N): EDGEWORTH?!

Bellboy: He asked me not to mention it if I wasn't specifically asked, sir.

Edgeworth: Oof! Y-you fool!

(Y/N): YES!!

Phoenix: We did it!

(Y/N): Whew. Miss April May checked into a twin room... with a man. Correct?

Bellboy: Yes, sir.

Phoenix: Then, when you brought them room service, you didn't see that man in the room...?

Bellboy: That's right, sir.

Judge: Hmm...

Phoenix: Your Honor! We have just learned of another person involved who may have been the murderer! In this new light, I hold that it's impossible to judge the defendant. You agree, Mr. Edgeworth?

Edgeworth: Who! Who is this "other person"!

(Y/N): Simple! The man who was with Ms. May!

Edgeworth: Oof!

Phoenix: Your Honor! As has been previously revealed, Miss April May was tapping the victim's phone. Yet Miss May herself has an alibi at the time of the murder. However, that does not clear the man that was with her! The bellboy saw no one else in the room at the time of the murder!!!

Edgeworth: M-my, what a convenient little setup... but it's too late...

(Y/N): Oh shut up! You hid that from all of us!

Edgeworth: AMATEURS!

The judge slammed his gavel down!

Judge: Enough! The court acknowledges the defense's argument. I expect the prosecution and defense to look into this matter fully! Am I understood?

Edgeworth was very enraged!

Edgeworth: Yes, ... Your Honor.

Judge: That is all today for the trial of Maya Fey. Court is adjourned!

In the Defendant Lobby...

Girls: THAT WAS AMAZING!!

(Y/N): And I helped a lot too!

Maya: Still, that other guy was pretty cool! That face of his! With his eyes wide, and trembling lips! It sent shivers up my spine!

Yang: Well I don't like him!

(Y/N): Seriously, what an asshole!

Weiss: Miles Edgeworth is the kind of man who will stoop to any means to get a guilty verdict.

Phoenix: But now we know about that man who was with Ms. May!

Blake: We should talk to her about it.

(Y/N): Right. She was arrested due to her wiretapping actions.

Maya: Do you think that-

Ruby: It seems that he is the one who killed Mia.

Mia: Poor Sis.