Unlike most of their siblings, Ace wasn't bothered by the never ending questions. Poor Jolie had started becoming hesitant spending time with him due to the fact that Sybille would come over any minute to ask another question. If he thought about it enough, it was quite amusing. Especially given the fact that Jolie had been almost as bad simply two years prior. Then again, Jolie had always seen Sybille as odd. Both were quite a pair at times. It seemed as though Ace needed to find a way to duplicate himself so they didn't have to share him! Even though they had been close, he remembered how much mother had wished that Sybille wasn't so fond of the kitchen. In a way, he did understand the reasoning. Those of their status did not go into baking. Perhaps as a hobby at the most, though not as often as Sybille was caught in the kitchen. On the other hand, his sister was quite passionate over the matter. He wouldn't wish to ruin that for her. It was better than the passion he had for his own career. This summer, he had felt so useless over all of the chaos.

Not only were they going to be getting her wand today, they would be getting a new pet for her to take to school. Though he personally couldn't see her getting a toad, she was always full of surprises. He hoped that she would get an owl, so it would be easier to write to him over summer. A cat would make a lovely companion for her as well. Though she may be too energetic for the poor creature. If only he could see her at school, as he did with Jolie.

As he watched his sister enter, he was glad to see her so cheerful. Hopefully it would be her only wand. Wands did choose their wizards and witches, and a connection like that was important. There were so many boxes, which did not surprise Ace one bit. Though it did seem to make an impact on Avril. "In a way, the wand will choose you. It's really a matter of seeing which one works best with you." He said, hoping that made sense. Surely the owner would explain better. He smiled at his little sister with confidence and kindness. Looking up at the voice, he gave a friendly smile of his own. "Good day to you as well. We are here to purchase a wand for my little sister." He responded politely, gesturing to Sybille when he mentioned her.