Maynard felt some of his grump melt away as he saw Hart smiling again, and hearing some of the confidence come back into the timid boy's voice softened his expression further. He still looked grumpy, of course, but in a more passive way, as if it was just how he was used to being. Both Hart and Azelia commented on how much of a shock it must have been for him to find out, and he thought back to when the letter had arrived. His father had suspected it was some horrible joke, but eventually he had been convinced. Maynard supposed it had been quite a shock, but the discovery that they could give him the body he wanted had been a much bigger one. He wasn't about to bring that up, though. Even if he had wanted to, he was scared that the wizarding world might still be as bigoted as the muggle one.<br/><br/>Before his silence on the matter could go on long enough to be noticed, Hart was talking again, squirming with excitement. He was so obviously happy that even Maynard cracked a hint of a smile. "I'd like that..." He spoke quietly, still unsure of himself with these two new strangers in the car. The idea that they might not end up in classes together worried him, but he'd already made up his mind that he was going to find some way to talk with this boy more.<br/><br/>Both of the twins smiled at the same time, exaggerating for a moment how similar they looked despite being different genders, though Shavain's held a touch more mischief than Azelia's. "Of course!" Shavain spoke at the same time as his sister said, "we'd love to." They were obviously used to moments like these, as neither of them batted an eye. A moment later, Shavain moved to reach for his suitcase, digging through it for a moment before pulling out a number of small pastries. "Anyone want some cauldron cakes? I'll eat 'em all if you don't."