We haven't met, but my name is Barnaby Brooks Jr., a registered imPort who lives in Heropa. Recently, I contacted Miles Edgeworth regarding the creation of a fund to assist those who would rather not register. He told me to direct any further questions to you for the time being.
I'm free to talk either around lunchtime or in the evenings. What works best for you?
I'm having so much fun at camp! Thanks for letting me go! It's really neat being out in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of other kids (the cabins aren't co-ed, Daddy, calm down...) and there's lots of sports for us to do. Of course, it's not as good as the times we've gone camping with just the two of us. Nobody grills up a can of beans like my dad. :)
I hope work's keeping you busy so you don't get too sad while I'm gone. Remember, it's just a week! I'll be back before you know it. I'm bringing you a souvenir, too. I'm a little too big for macaroni drawings now, but I made something else pretty cool in arts and crafts.
[ After this past week with Edgeworth and Godot and being busy with the imPort fund and the future Fey & Wright & Co., he's missed her cheeriness around the house. Coming home to a postcard brings a smile to his face (most notably at the part about co-ed cabins).
Sticking this on the fridge with a Queen of Hearts poker card magnet! ]
[ Dammit Edgeworth. His absence means that Phoenix is going to have to actually buckle down and be the responsible one. Which means that he actually responds pretty promptly to Barnaby's message instead of letting it sit in his inbox for an arbitrary amount of time. ]
You can give me a call at my office at the Public Defender's Office around noon tomorrow. The extension is 176.
[ The good thing about your boss being out of the office is that you get to decide your own hours, including lunch and many breaks. And he's decided that it'll be whenever Barnaby calls. ]
Only that he intends to establish a fund to help unregistered imPorts build a life here without government assistance. I wanted to learn more details, like at what point you intend to launch the project, and how you plan on adding money to the fund. Like I mentioned yesterday, though, he told me to direct any questions to you.
We don't really have a launch date yet, since it's still a work in progress. Money-wise, we have around $26,000 invested in it right now, but that's basically from both of us setting aside a little bit of our paychecks. [ Edgeworth more than Phoenix, since he's also been setting aside some money for his future law agency. ]
Which isn't to say that we're expecting anyone who wants to help to do that, but our main source of money is going to have to be from donations.
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