"The Malhotra Brides" is a heart-warming tale that explores the emotional journey of two sisters, Anika and Pragya, as they navigate their new lives as brides to two workaholic brothers, Advik and Ishan. Despite their initial misgivings, the sisters eventually say yes to marriage under family pressure, hoping for happiness, love and companionship. However, things take a surprising turn when the newlyweds discover that they are nothing more than strangers sharing a room. Will these couples be able to work through their differences and find love in their unconventional marriages? Readers will be captivated by this engaging story of family, love and relationships. "The Malhotra Brides" is a must-read for fans of contemporary romance and intercultural relationships.

■■ "Isn't it ironic how we kill flowers because we think that they're beautiful?" He asked, while I took hold of a yellow rose in my hand. I chuckled at him before answering, "Isn't it ironic that my name is Ayushi?" He rolled his eyes before an annoyed look found a way to his face. "Perhaps the reason people are drawn to flowers is not only because of their outer beauty, but because they remind you beautiful things will bloom after the longest seasons of waiting." I said, smiling down at the beautiful flower in my hand. "But why a yellow rose?" He questioned further. "Yellow rose means remembrance." ■■