If Mia actually loved Diego/Godot , the way Diego loved her.

Obviously , as he reveals in Case 5, how much he really cared and loved her a lot. HOwever, I'm not sure where it was shown or implied that Mia loved him back.

Also... everytime Mia saw him in court (in 3-2 and 3-5, I think), it seemed that she was kinda indifferent to him, though it could be because she was on Phoenix's side and in her serious "the defense has to win" mood.

I'm not trying to be anti to the couple (I actually like it a lot) but I was just unsure...

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There really needed to be a flashback of some sort for the day he got poisoned. That was an important day in the game's plot, but we only got secondhand accounts.

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Well, Grossberg refers to Diego as Mia's boyfriend in case 3-1.

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I think Mia loved Diego a great deal as we can see in her determination to nail Dahlia (that case wasn't really for Phoenix's sake although it may partly have been for Terry, but it is Diego who is mentioned as her motivation- we know she insisted on taking it only the night before), but I don't think she liked what he became. Godot may have been Diego in body, but even he admits that he threw everything he believed in away to pursue his revenge against Phoenix. There's even that exchange in the second case, where its clear they recognize each other and while Godot is to stunned to even speak, Mia calls him "Prosecutor" in a way that I think would have been sarcastic (maybe even mocking) if this was voiced. He's not Prosecutor Godot or Mr. Godot, but just Prosecutor almost like she's putting some distance between them. She talks at the end about how Phoenix saved Diego in the only way possible, for the first time calling him Diego (this could be because Phoenix wasn't supposed to know before this I guess, but who Godot was wasn't really a mystery after 3-4, so I think that by that point he was Diego again and not Godot). I believe she even uses the same prosecutor distinction when they're about to call Maya to the stand. I think she says "Is this really okay, Prosecutor (she may call him Mr. Prosecutor, but its the same point)?" And he responds something and adds "Madame Attorney." Its no mystery who Mia is, so why the formal term. I think its because there is a distance there now. As dedicated as Mia was, I can't see her being okay with Diego's decision to give up everything he believed in all to pursue Phoenix. I may be reading into all this to much though.

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I figured Mia must have been some degree mad at Godot for wrongfully blaming Phoenix, her close friend for her death. But then, I knew Godot was Diego in case 1 and wondered why Godot didn't go to Phoenix after the case and ask to see Mia or something.