Guns Over Roses

Aranya Mathur, sole heiress to Ari Corporations and JSM Enterprises is like a wilting flower, yet she has her own beauty, she can attract any onlooker and leave them staring at her wide-eyed and dreamy-eyed, with a yearning to acquire her and save her from wilting. However, she's a thorny flower, the farther you stay, the better for you, for the closer you get, she'll draw your blood, the only times those horns hide are when she's around the ones she doesn't intend to hurt, the ones she loves. Gnawed with hurt and revenge, she's determined to uncover secrets of the past. But with alertness, for the enemy who intends to see her gone and dead, lies close and in wait of a chance to get rid of her.

Agastya Singh Shekhawat, the crown prince of Jodhpur, CEO of Veera Enterprises and Shekhawat Enterprises, a renowned psychology professor is like a double-edged sword, no matter how you hold it, you bleed, it makes you bleed. Hiding his bloodied hands, a broken soul, and a broken past, the twenty-five year old buried himself in work and responsibilities, leaving behind his dreams. So the only way his grandparents decide to drag him out of this wallowing in misery is the typical Indian or Asian thing a guardian would do, no, not finding him a therapist or psychiatrist but rather setting him up with prospective partners. But none of them have managed to attract him till date.

So when he's forced to go for yet another date, one that his grandparents have been bugging him about for quite a while now, he hesitantly gives in, aware that he owes her a thank you or probably more given the fact how she helped him unknowingly in the past. And that's all he has in mind when he goes for the date. Things however, take an interesting turn when Aranya's attempt to ruin the date gets thwarted and Agastya's determined to have her by his side as his partner, even if it's fake. So begins a relationship built on a piece of paper and two signatures, and all that is left to be there, is love.