There are three things that every good Indian girl must do: Get a good education. Marry well. Always make your parents happy. Anjali is no exception. Her entire life's desire has been to fulfill the duties that will lead to her becoming Mrs. Anjali Malhotra. But, with every journey there awaits a fork in the road. Hers happens to be Henry Cade, a man unlike any she has ever met, someone whose only requirement is that she be herself. Will she continue straight ahead, ever obedient, or steer into uncharted waters? What would a good Indian girl do?

Nikhil had worked tirelessly, sacrificed parts of himself, built a future in the image of what his family expected, what society expected. He had forged a path with intellect, discipline, and precision. The house, the career, the respect of his peers. All of it had seemed like it was meant to lead to her-Anjali. Together, they would have checked every box on the list of expectations that came with being a good son, a good man, a good Indian boy. The woman he thought he would marry, the one who had promised him forever, had walked away, she no longer saw him in her future. Now he had no clear path. No certainty in the life he had built. And worst of all, he didn't know who he was without the plan. Heartbroken, and confused Nikhil must for the first time do something just for himself. He has to decide who he wants to become, and what his ideal life looks like. Can he do this and still be a good Indian boy? -This is book #2 to the "Good Series" It can be read alone or you can read "A Good Indian Girl" First. :)