A compilation of ones, with lots of fire and love! Fictional Work! Any word mentioned here has no intention whatsoever of offending any of the characters.
A fictional take of one rainy night in Los Angeles just before Kamala Harris was set to wed her future husband, Douglas Emhoff, where something tragic occurred and threatened to upend her life and destroy everything. *trigger warnings apply*
Doug never imagined that a simple blind date could change his life. A successful lawyer and devoted father, he had already been through marriage and divorce, but nothing prepared him for Kamala Harris. Intelligent, witty and with a smile that effortlessly disarmed him, she made him want more than just a nice dinner, m...
A fictional take on the life of Kamala Harris, exploring moments, relationships and the people who helped shape one of the most powerful women in modern American History. Chapter titles borrowed from "The Tortured Poets Department". Sections ••• Part 1 : Kamala Harris x Doug Emhoff Part 2 : Kamala Harris x Doug Emhof...
"Never one to disobey the Vice President's command, he dropped to his knees in front of her, draping her toned legs over his shoulders."
Although I have another ongoing story, this one wouldn't leave me alone. Again, I wish no ill will to anyone, I very much like Kamala and Doug as a couple, but in fiction, there must be drama. 18+ They good news is that this story is done (just need to review so I can post updates often).
One shots of our favorite Vice President and Second Gentleman.
The story follows Kamala Harris during her intense campaign for the presidency of the United States, with a central focus on the emotionally charged and distant relationship she has with her husband, Doug Emhoff. As the campaign progresses, the physical and emotional distance between them grows, testing the bond they...
I wish no ill will to anyone, just love these two as a couple and in fiction, there must always be drama....
I wish no ill will to anyone. I very much like Kamala and Doug as a couple and the love and support they provide to each other. But as in all good fiction, there must be drama.