Harry Potter and the Raven's Rose

Evans is a strange girl.

Most of the time, she knows nothing about the wizarding world, but every now and then, she says something about it.

This makes Severus very unhappy. He thinks Evans is playing with him.

Especially when Evans has a wonderful discussion with him about magical creatures and potions one day, then acts as if she knows nothing at all the next!!

So he never exchanges first names with Evans, not until the day Evans turns ten and invites him to her birthday party.

Severus stares at the two identical girls at the dining table, lost in thought.

The Evans family has three girls: the spoiled and willful Petunia, the gentle and quiet Rose, and the lively, cheerful Lily.

Severus cannot understand why Petunia dislikes neither Rose nor Lily, when Lily and Rose look alike and are both little witches.

He decides to watch them closely. That watching lasts a lifetime.

When the sun and the lighthouse shine together, the lost raven at last flies toward the lighthouse.

Fortunately, the lighthouse is willing to guide him, too.

And he is only her raven.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.