Ever since he was a young boy, it was always William Honeyduke's dream to have a sweetshop. But with the poverty of his family, and especially with the recent loss of his father's job resulting in a move to his grandparent's house, it has never looked more unlikely. Albus Dumbledore was well known for his fondness for sweets, but what wasn't well known was why. In the summer of his sixth year, Albus Dumbledore expects days of reading and boredom. But one day, he looks over a garden wall to see the oddest looking boy he's ever seen in his life - and he falls in love. *In no way connected to my other Dumbledore book, Phoenix. *Plot from @EspressoPatronum7's plot shop. *amazing cover by @sarsasstic {completed}

[Previously titled "Cawing of the Crow"] To cross paths with a crow symbolized the beginning of change. On the night that young, Roderick Lestrange was born, a murder of crows appeared outside his home. It was the beginning of the change that would slowly emerge as the child grew older and became a young man. Crows were said to unite the light and dark of the world, and Roderick had no idea he would accomplish such a thing during his lifetime. Raised to follow in the footsteps of his older brothers, Death Eaters Rodolphus and Rabastan, the young man only begins to find himself feeling more and more conflicted with his expected duties as "The Crow" as he ages. He must learn whether to continue in the steps of his family or fly down his own path.

NOW, WHEN SHE OPENED HER EYES, SHE WAS AS DEAD AS DUST. ( hp - cadmus peverell × oc ) ( plot credit to @underdoggos )