Devi Harris: Daughter of The President

For most of her life, Devi Lara Harris has been a symbol of hope, a beloved child of the White House, and a reflection of her mother's legacy. As the daughter of President Kamala Harris and First Lady Elara Harris, she was raised under the watchful eyes of the world-shielded, but never truly hidden. She learned to smile for the cameras, to speak when spoken to, and to never let the weight of expectation crack the surface.

But when Kamala loses her historic bid for a fourth term to Donald Trump, the carefully constructed world Devi has always known shatters. The cameras turn away, the security fades, and the power her family once held is no longer enough to protect her from what comes next.

Thrown into an uncertain world, Devi must navigate life outside the White House-where the real world isn't as polished as the one she grew up in. She finds herself questioning everything: her place, her beliefs, and even the people around her. Switching from homeschooling to public school, she faces whispers in the hallways, judgment from those who still see her as a relic of the past administration, and the lingering fear that she will never be more than a name in someone else's story.

But as Devi grows older, she begins to uncover truths she was never meant to know. About the people in power. About the cost of her mother's presidency. And about the dangers that come with being a Harris.

As her family tries to move on, Devi finds herself drawn into the shadows of politics, realizing that power never truly disappears-it just changes hands. And sometimes, what lurks behind the curtain is far more dangerous than what stands in the spotlight.

What happens when the former First Daughter stops being a symbol-and starts asking the wrong questions?