Two legendary rival attorneys, bound by a secret past and a consuming professional rivalry, discover that some cases can't be closed-and some fires never burn out. It's a romantic drama fanfiction based on my imagination. Hope you enjoy it. 🧡🧡🧡

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Short Story* Maeve Jones left her hometown in ashes-her reputation scorched by whispers, her heart blackened by a betrayal she never dared speak aloud. For years, she carved out her own unapologetic path, far from the pulpit of her father's church and the judgment in her mother's eyes. But when her fire-and-brimstone father dies suddenly, Maeve is summoned back by a desperate plea from her mother, Athena, who wants to heal old wounds before it's too late. Home is exactly as Maeve remembers it-tight-lipped, Bible-thumping, and humming with secrets too loud to name. Then there's her. Kamala Harris-Jones. Maeve's sister-in-law. The polished, poised wife of Maeve's brother Amias. The woman with a smile that feels like a dare and eyes that linger a second too long. Kamala is everything Maeve should stay away from. Married. Straight. Untouchable. But sin has always tasted sweeter when it's wrapped in silk and sanctimony. As the line between redemption and desire blurs, Maeve finds herself teetering on the edge of salvation and self-destruction. And when truths begin to rise from the ashes, no one will leave this town unburned.

Kamala Harris knows the shape of loss. So when fate places a brilliant, fleeing student in her path, a young woman hunted by the same shadows that took her own family, she doesn't hesitate. She offers shelter, strategy, protection. It was supposed to be a tactical move: safeguard an asset, correct an injustice, and let go. But Tara Javan isn't just a case. She's the late night debates about justice, the quiet pride in a sharp legal mind, the instinct to smooth hair back from a worried forehead. She is, without permission or plan, becoming the daughter Kamala thought she'd never get to guide, protect, or love again. And in a hidden war against cruel, patient enemies who trade in fear, that bond is no longer just a strength. It's a target. To save her, Kamala might have to risk the very thing that made saving her matter. This is a fanfiction based on my imagination, hope you enjoy it. 🩵🩵🩵

Kamala Harris adopting a 13 year old girl name Luna

A brilliant law student's final project unlocks a decades-old secret. The heartbreaking diary of an anonymous, groundbreaking woman from the past will lead her to a truth that changes everything. This is the first season of the series. It's all based on my imagination. Hope you enjoy it. 🩵🩵🩵

We'll figure it out together.

Egypt Walker has always known where she stands, dedicated honor roll student, bright and energetic coffee waitress. But everything changes when she's offered a prestigious job working under Business Ceo, Kamala Harris. Kamala is powerful, wealthy, tough and impossible to ignore. At first, Egypt admires her. Then, she begins to crave her approval. Soon, admiration turns into something deeper-something wrong. But what Egypt doesn't know is that Kamala's fascination with her isn't new, and it's definitely not innocent, Kamala has been watching her for months, her suv parked outside the cafe, watching her drive home from work or college. Parked outside her apartment complex, always watching. What happens when desire turns to possession? When love turns to control? A Kamala fanfiction short story COMPLETED

Sequel to "In the Gray" They tried to be careful. Tried to draw boundaries around something that never wanted to stay small. Simone was Kamala's student. Then her lover. Then her everything. When distance pulled them apart-Simone to D.C., Kamala to California-they promised it was temporary. Just a pause. Nothing permanent. But weeks turned into silence, and silence turned into something harder to name. There were other people. Other cities. And a truth neither of them could ignore, Love wasn't the only thing at stake anymore. Simone thought she could let Kamala go. Kamala thought she was better off moving on. They were both wrong.