I went to Oahu to say goodbye to my grandmother. To grieve quietly. To breathe. I didn't expect her. Kamala Harris is older, powerful, and recently separated. She's supposed to be taking time for herself-rediscovering who she is outside the spotlight. I'm 22, fresh out of college, Catholic-school raised, and terrified of my own desire. But then she smiled at me on the plane. And now I can't stop thinking about the way her voice drops when she says my name, or how my body feels when she touches me like she knows it already. This summer was supposed to be for healing. But instead, I'm learning how it feels to be seen. To be touched. To fall-slowly, breathlessly-in love. A slow-burn, age-gap, coming-of-age lesbian romance set on the beaches of Hawaii. Featuring first times, soft consent, and a whole lot of silk.

A collection of Kamala Harris one-shots - predominantly intersex-themed.

In a high-stakes political landscape, two women-one a rising star in government, the other a passionate district attorney-find themselves drawn to each other. 36 year old, Kamala Harris, dedicated to her career and driven by ambition, struggles to reconcile her growing feelings with the risk of jeopardizing everything she's worked for. Behind closed doors, she's also trapped in an abusive relationship, further complicating her choices. 34 year old, Amari Davis, fiercely supportive and loving, wants nothing more than for her to break free from both the toxic relationship and the fear holding her back, believing they could build a future together. As they navigate their complicated emotions, they must confront their pasts, personal demons, and the dangerous intersections of love and power.

Frankie Delaney has nothing but a sharp tongue and a mountain of debt. So naturally, fate decides to drop her right into Lotus Strategies - an elite consulting firm run by people who think they're gods. Kamala Harris, the company's powerful and impossibly composed CEO, needs a companion to keep up appearances. And Frankie, for better or worse, is her only option. Kamala pays for silence. For presence. But when the contract stops feeling like just a contract, and the fight for control starts to look a lot like something else, Frankie finds herself in way deeper than she planned. AU. All characters and events are fictional.

Raya is the daughter of one of two successful mafia bosses of the 21st century. Raya however, has not fired a bullet in her life. What happens when her father becomes wanted by the other infamous mafia boss. [G!P KAMALA] 🚨FOR MATURE AUDIENCES. MENTIONS OF BLOOD, MURDER, AND OTHER EXPLICIT CONTENT.

You are Senator Harris photographer for the summer, is this gonna be long term or short term? Choose it...

"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."

In the shadowy world of crime and power, Kamala Harris, a brilliant strategist turned ruthless mafia boss, commands an empire built on loyalty and fear. Across the law's divide stands Evelyn Santos, a tenacious FBI agent with a sharp mind and a personal score to settle. As Harris expands her influence, Evelyn risks everything to uncover the cracks in her empire. But as their game of cat and mouse intensifies, both women find themselves entangled in a web of secrets, betrayals, and unexpected truths. In a world where justice and corruption collide, who will outsmart whom-and at what cost?

Willow's law professor invited her over for a simple dinner but it actually turns out to be more than that. Willow finds out something extremely unsettling about Kamala, her law professor. It's more to what's in front of you than it seems.