The Greatest Story Never Told

So yesterday when I got out of court, I was feeling good. We totally prosecuted Jes Markson for first degree murder. So on my way out, the defense side followed us with a video camera. I wasn't too worried about this, because I had heard of teams recording the trials for notetaking purposes. However, they came up to us and made conversation. It went as follows.

(scene: outside the courtroom. There are several people around including Pascal, Kurtis, Reed, Camera Girl, Defense Attorneys and Myself.)

Camera Girl: Hi. We're doing a Mock Trial video. We're going to iclude bits from all of our scrimmages and competitions.

Reed: That's pretty cool.

Defense Attorney 1: Yeah, but it's a dance video.

Camera Girl: So if you guys could help us out...

Kurtis: I can't dance.

Reed: Everyone's waiting for us...

Chris: Well, alright, but I'm not very good...

Defense Attorney 2: (sotto) He's the cool one.

Chris puts his briefcase down and does a break dance. As is his custom, it isn't very good.

Defense Attorneys 1-3: How awesome!

Chris finishes and grabs his briefcase. He exits the buliding. Scene

(scene: outside the courthouse. The Templeton Mock Trial teams are waiting in a group. Attorneys and Witnesses are exiting the building. Chris hurries towards the group. He is followed by the Company from last scene.)

Reed: Wait, what was that?

Kurtis: You had a bad ending. It left a bad taste in the mouth.

Chris: Let's go. Come on, we're leaving.

Defense Attorney 9: (in background)Will you marry me?

Chris pretends not to hear. He keeps walking.

Pascal: Chris Kidd! She asked you a question, Chris Kidd!!

Defense Attorney9: Will you marry me?

Chris crosses to her. He puts a hand on her shoulder.

Chris: I'm sorry. you know that I can't. It's not you... It's me.

Pause. Chris then turns around and fades into the crowds. Fade out on Defense Attorney 9 crying. Scene.

And I never looked back. That was the highlite of my day. But it was kind of embarassing at the time.