"Enough of your jokes and tricks you two! We are here to learn not to fool around. Now pull yourselves together, both of you before you get into trouble," Hermione said, exasperated at the ongoing antics of the two Weasley twins.

"Alright, alright," Fred replied.

"We'll try," added George.

At that moment, the rest of the Muggle Studies class entered the kitchen followed closely by Uncle Vernon- who was looking more rounded in shape than usual- and Aunt Petunia with Dudley.

"Where is the breakfast boy!" Uncle Vernon pointed at Harry.

"Make it yourself," Harry answered, firm yet calm.

"Make the breakfast now or you'll have no dinner."

"Says who?"

"I do! Don't you dare cheek me again and hurry up with the breakfast; I'm starving." Harry reluctantly got up and moved towards the fridge to get the bacon.

"No, Harry! We'll all make breakfast. Come on the rest of you!" Parvati smiled broadly at the rest of the group. Within a few minutes, the breakfast was cooked and served up on Aunt Petunias best bone china.

"Goodness! Not my best china you silly freaks! What on earth are you doing?" Aunt Petunia shrieked. Harry took no notice of her and began to eat his breakfast in a dignified manner.

"Boy! You shall look at your aunt when she talks to you," said Uncle Vernon. Harry ignored him and Uncle Vernon gave up. When Harry was in one of his moods it was hard to talk to him.

"Right then. You lot have all been signed up for school and-" Uncle Vernon was cut off by Malfoy.

"SCHOOL! I'm not going to school and certainly not a school for Muggle scum. Honestly, what would my father say about this barbaric business." That was all it took. Uncle Vernon blew up. He stood up (knocking over the table in the process). Slowly, the colour of his face changed, like an angry rainbow. It looked as if he was Mount Vesuvius about to erupt.

"Of course you'll go to school and there shall be no questions asked. Do you understand?" Uncle Vernon was positively livid now.

"Y-y- yes sir of course right away," Malfoy seemed lost for words and rather intimidated too.