Gideon chuckled lightly as the little lad exclaimed it being the best day. He couldn't help but to smile knowing he'd been able to make it such for Billie. He'd gotten used to the kid being around, after all, and quite enjoyed his happy optimism even if he was a bit of a scoundrel. He definitely didn't have proper manners or even speak properly most of the time but none of that really mattered. For all Gideon knew, he'd been on the streets his whole life. He'd never really pried into Billie's life before, not feeling it was all that proper to do. But he still hired him to do little jobs whenever and definitely wanted to see the kid succeed as well as he could. He'd do what he could help.

As they were nearing their next stop, he heard someone call out Billlie's name. Both stopped and Gideon turned to look and see who it was that had called his name. A brow raised when he saw the taller boy standing there and looking at them with obvious confusion. He'd already taken note of the familial similarities when Billie had turned to him and exclaimed the other boy was his brother. He couldn't help but to chuckle again as the little lad ran a circle around the two of them, telling his brother who Gideon was.

"Gideon Ollivander," he offered simply as he stuck his hand out to the boy to shake. He didn't know anything of the boy before him or of Billie's past even if it was now presenting itself to him. But as such, he wasn't about to mention Hogsmeade. He didn't know if the other boy was a wizard as well or just a muggle but if he had to guess, he'd go with the latter.

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