The truth was, she didn't have anything to give. If she had food, it didn't hang around long enough to take up residence in her pockets. From growing up with her mother and then on her own, she'd learned to gobble up food as soon as you possessed it, or it might end up the property of another. It was a difficult habit to break, even though Gideon made sure of it that she didn't go hungry.

"That's 'cause I ate it," she blurted out, not particularly taking kind to the unwarranted insults Yuri was tossing about. If he'd apologized or otherwise seemed agreeable, she might have considered having him follow her and shared what might be lingering about the wand shop. However, any glimmer of wanting to aid him in his quest was snuffed out by his sour disposition. Didn't he know you had to at least feign being agreeable in order for people to help you?

"I ain't gandy!" She nearly shouted, glancing down at herself. Despite being well-fed, she was still a skinny, little thing, all elbows and knees. That was likely thanks to the fact it was difficult to keep her still. "No, I ain't in school. Not 'til September. An' what's that got to do with being gandy?" She didn't bother asking if he was in school. He certainly didn't appear to be the type.