At sixty years old, President Kamala Harris has everything she was ever told to want-power, respect, history written in her name. She is composed, maternal, endlessly kind. She is surrounded by people who love her. And yet, when the doors close and the lights dim, she is alone. Closeted, careful, and achingly human beneath the weight of the presidency, Kamala carries a quiet hunger she's learned to live with-desire folded neatly beneath discipline, loneliness disguised as strength. She has mastered restraint. She has mastered silence. Until Kamaria Bennett. Twenty-two, nearly twenty-three, Kamaria is Kamala's new writing publisher: shy, brilliant, soft-spoken, and devastatingly sincere. A gifted writer with ink-stained fingers and a hesitant smile, Kamaria approaches Kamala not as a symbol, but as a woman with a story still unfinished. She is gay, inexperienced, tender in ways the world hasn't hardened yet-and completely unprepared for the way Kamala looks at her. What begins as late-night edits and quiet conversations slowly becomes something dangerous: longing passed in glances, tension humming beneath professionalism, desire neither woman is supposed to acknowledge. Kamala battles the weight of her power, her age, her position-terrified of crossing a line she can never uncross. Kamaria struggles with admiration turning into want, warmth turning into need. This is a story about restraint and craving. About a woman who has everything meeting a woman who makes her want more. About what happens when loneliness finally finds its echo.

I gazed up into her eyes, savoring the moment of closeness. "I'd do anything for you madam president." "Stop it." She said coyly, her cheeks still tingled pink. Were the words spoken on Election Day morning to Kamala by her wife. Now laying in bed watching Kamala finally sleeping and peacefully at that, she thinks back to the campaign trail journey. This is a fictional narrative set in an entirely imagined universe. While it may reference public figures, every characterization, conversation, and event is crafted for storytelling and does not reflect real life in any way. All scenarios are invented for storytelling purposes.

"Of course, Senator Harris. I'm ready for anything you put on me." Kamala's eyebrow arches, and I realize too late how that might sound. My cheeks burn, and I fight the urge to fan myself. "Good," she says, her tone rich with amusement and something darker. "Because I plan on working you very hard when we get back to the office." The car slows to a stop, and I realize we've arrived at my apartment building. As I gather my things, my hands trembling slightly, Kamala's final words follow me out of the car: "Rest up this weekend. You're going to need it."

A forbidden attraction. A dangerous game. A line they should never cross. Katalina Morales wasn't looking for trouble when she walked into a Georgetown bar the night before her second semester started. But trouble had a way of finding her-this time in the form of a stunning, older woman with whiskey lips and a gaze that made her weak in the knees. A kiss, a tease, a game played between strangers. No names. No strings. Just heat. But when Kat stumbles into her Political Science class the next morning, hungover and late, she freezes. Because standing at the front of the lecture hall-poised, commanding, utterly composed-is Professor Kamala Harris. Her professor. Her one-night Kiss. Now, they're trapped in a game far more dangerous than the one they played at the bar. A game of restraint, of power, of knowing exactly what they want-but never being able to have it. Kat isn't the type to back down from a challenge. And Kamala? Kamala isn't the type to lose control. But the rules have already been broken. And soon? Neither of them will be able to stop.

Set against the pulse of Los Angeles, Attorney General Kamala Harris and powerhouse corporate lawyer Taryn Calloway are mastering the art of balance - high-powered careers by day, active love lives by night. But when their paths cross once, twice, and then again, it all starts to feel less like coincidence and more like inevitability. As both women test the chemistry between them and others, they can't help but question if not putting all their eggs in one basket is keeping them from what they've wanted all along. 🗣 This story is a work of fan fiction created solely from my imagination for entertainment purposes. While it may contain public figures, and certain locations, all events, plot lines and characterizations are fictionalized for the narrative. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Aaliyah Robinson thought Political Science 201 would be just another class-until she met Professor Kamala Harris. At fifty, Kamala was everything a professor shouldn't be: stunning, magnetic, and terrifyingly intense. To her students, she was untouchable. To Aaliyah, she became something far more dangerous. Behind the perfect smile and sharp suits lurked a woman whose brilliance was matched only by her madness. And when Kamala chose Aaliyah as her "star pupil," the line between mentorship and obsession blurred into something intoxicating... and impossible to escape.

Danielle Castillo is an intersex woman but no one knows except her best friend of course. She is the Chief of Staff for the Harris-Walz organization. She has a crush on Kamala Harris a beautiful woman, who, when she walks into a room holds everyone's attention. Kamala however, is married to Douglas Emhoff, America's Golden Retriever but is he?

*SPOILERS IN DESCRIPTION, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK* After losing her job as the White House photographer when Kamala uncovered her husband's blackmail scheme, Camilla is forced to rebuild her life at a new news network. Yet, no amount of time or distance can erase Kamala from her thoughts. As Camilla grapples with her new reality, she clings to one lesson she learned from the woman who still haunts her heart: never give up on your dreams-or your desires. And Kamala was both. Trigger Warning: This book contains themes and content that may be distressing to some readers. Readers are encouraged to proceed with care and prioritize their well-being.

Camilla landed a unique position as the White House photographer after working for a small news network in Washington, D.C. However, her time capturing images of the President made her realize something profound-she was falling in love with Kamala Harris. Trigger Warning: This book contains themes and content that may be distressing to some readers. Readers are encouraged to proceed with care and prioritize their well-being.

This story will follow Kamala Harris and her wife Symphony on their journey together as they get their relationship back on track.