They exchanged glances, then casually turned and left the office. Next up were Hogwarts Gryffindor's F4.
Of course, Ron was the main reason they had come. The other three were just there to accompany him.
Ron looked at Kayson somewhat awkwardly. After thinking it over, he felt it would be impolite to jump straight to the point, so he decided to make some small talk first.
"Uh, Professor, I just saw George and Fred leave. What was that about?" Ron asked.
"Oh, you all know they want to open a joke shop, right?" Kayson said.
"Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm!!!!"
"But opening a shop requires funding. That's what they're struggling with. The two of them are too embarrassed to ask Mr. and Mrs. Weasley for help, so I was hoping that, when you have the chance, you could talk to them and offer them some support."
Kayson did not directly mention that the twins intended to drop out, because he was currently facing four people, every last one of whom had plenty of personality and no filter whatsoever.
Success came through secrecy. Since the Weasley twins trusted him enough to tell him something so private and important, he naturally could not betray them by casually blabbing their secret everywhere.
Still, as an adult, Kayson might not have been outstanding in every way, but he definitely did not have any unnecessary pride. For example, the best people to ask for help in life were absolutely one's parents, without question.
The Weasley twins, however, were teenagers—teenagers who had already come of age. Naturally, they believed that adults could no longer ask their parents for help, and that doing so would deal a massive blow to their pride.
But Kayson was different. Having lived two lives, he understood very clearly that such pride was