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"That...sounds like a good idea I suppose" he muttered, though he could always get his old clothing...even if they were a bit tattered. His gaze moved to Jimmy when he protested, though his eyes narrowed as soon as the other twins demeanor changed and he cringed away from Max. He watched Jimmy run off, before his gaze turned to Maxwell in suspicion, but when the male turned to him he looked just as he had...not threatening at all, which was weird. Izaya averted his gaze quickly, unable to hide his slight discomfort with the whole situation. Now he was supposed to spend his day shopping with one twin who hated his guts, and another who was all in all suspicious as hell.

Izaya simply shook his head and met Max's bright green orbs with his own bloody red ones. He wasn't right....something about Maxwell was sitting wrong with him and he wasn't sure what it was. He simply let silence dampen the room again as he and Maxwell waited for Jimmy, unable to really think of anything to say to the other man.

Izaya had followed along and sat himself down in the back seat, letting his gaze wander to the window as he watched the scenery fly by. His attention moved to Maxwell when he spoke, crimson eyes narrowing slightly in thought "I've always lived in the city, but I've been on my own since I was around six. " He muttered, not really comfortable with sharing his whole family predicament...even though Jimmy knew about it now and his sister probably did to. "Needless to say, my family was killed in front of me." He added, letting his gaze return to the window. He didn't like talking about it, and who would?

He had chosen to ignore Jimmy, until the guy learned to be a bit reasonable...which he doubted would be any time soon. Izaya simply sighed and shook his head, flicking a few locks of snowy hair out from in front of his eyes. He simply leaned on the door and continued to watch the scenery go by, suddenly feeling a bit melancholy, and he didn't really care if the twins noticed it. His mind was back on the topic of his family.... and the gruesome deaths he had witnessed.