"The beautiful ones, they hurt you everytime" ••• Eight years ago, fresh out of law school, Danielle Cross landed a job in the California Attorney General's office - working directly under Attorney General Kamala Harris as her Special Counsel. Long nights in the office working cases slowly turned into late dinners, deep conversations, and a relationship that crossed lines and blurred into something more intimate. What started as mentorship became something intensely personal. Danielle found herself living two lives - a trusted advisor by day and Kamala's secret lover by night. Their relationship lasted nearly a year, until reality crashed in. Kamala got married. Danielle resigned. Now, eight years later...Kamala Harris is the Vice President of the United States, and Danielle is her new Chief of Staff. Working side by side again means repairing both the personal and professional relationship - all while trying not to fall back into old patterns knowing that there is a lot more at stake.

Kamala lost the presidency. She moved on with grace and dignity. Bowing out of a race she clearly was the winner of. Only the world wouldn't let her live quietly. Headlines and protest were a constant in her life. All she wanted was a chance at something real with someone real after the pain and heartache of an unachieved dream. Then there was Victoria. Victoria who stopped time with her presence and came out of absolutely nowhere at just the right time.

This is the story of Kamala Harris, running for president in 2024, as she unexpectedly falls in love with her lead secret service agent, Marci.

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.

Before the White House, before the victory, there was just Kamala and Doug-two law students too in love to breathe. But when hate came for them, it took everything. Now she's back. And neither of them are the same.

It's 2021. Kamala Devi Harris is the newly inaugurated vice president of the United States, going through a high-profile divorce from her husband Robert. Everything changes when she meets her new Secret Service Agent, Doug Emhoff, a single dad of a teenage daughter Emily. Years ago, his famous wife has killed while he was on duty as her bodyguard.

I didn't plan for this. I had my career, my control, my peace. Then came Doug, all charm and chaos and cocky smiles I had no business noticing. We agreed it was fake. Just a few public appearances. Just something to get the press off our backs. But somewhere between pretending to be his, and pretending I didn't care... I stopped pretending. And now? I might have to risk everything to admit what I never meant to feel.

The President. The ex-wife. The one line they swore they'd never cross again. But history has a way of tempting you twice.

Riley Vega has spent her life under the blinding lights of politics - the daughter of New York's powerful governor, raised to smile for the cameras, say the right words, and never let anyone too close. Behind the polished façade lies a woman who craves silence, snow, and the feeling of control that only a mountain slope can give her. Senator Kamala Harris has lived a lifetime in the public eye - former District Attorney, Attorney General, and now one of the most influential women in Washington. Her days are carefully scripted, her nights lonely, her heart buried under the weight of duty and restraint. When a snowstorm strands Kamala in upstate New York, the last person she expects to meet is Riley - fierce, magnetic, and half her age. What begins as a fleeting encounter on the mountain becomes something impossible to define: electric, healing, and terrifying. As their worlds collide, Riley finds the one person who sees through her walls, and Kamala faces the one thing she's always feared - wanting something she can't justify. But in a world that watches their every move, love is both a sanctuary and a risk neither of them can afford.

In a corrupt city, Kamala Harris, a driven and idealistic prosecutor, builds her reputation by taking down high-profile criminals. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she begins investigating a series of flawless heists and schemes orchestrated by a mysterious criminal mastermind known as Jewell. Jewell is cunning, brilliant, and operates with an unusual sense of honor, making her both captivating and untouchable. Initially focused on dismantling Jewell's empire in the name of justice, Kamala finds herself drawn to the enigmatic criminal during a face-to-face encounter. Their connection deepens as their paths repeatedly cross, challenging Kamala's ideals of right and wrong. Jewell, in turn, is captivated by Kamala's strength and moral conviction, seeing in her an equal rather than an adversary. As Kamala delves deeper into Jewell's operations, she uncovers the surprising truth behind her crimes-Jewell's empire is not just about greed but about protecting vulnerable individuals. This revelation blurs the lines between justice and morality, forcing Kamala into a whirlwind of emotional and ethical dilemmas. Their attraction intensifies, but their connection is dangerous, threatening Kamala's career, Jewell's freedom, and both of their lives. when Jewell's empire faces imminent collapse, and Kamala is forced to make a heart-wrenching decision: help Jewell escape and risk everything she's worked for, or let justice prevail and lose the woman she's come to care for. The resolution is bittersweet, as Kamala makes a profound sacrifice-either her career, her integrity, or her love for Jewell-leaving lingering questions about justice, morality, and whether love can truly overcome the divide between crime and law.