DAN DABA Complete Hausa Novel Document by DAN DABA

The rain was slowly falling as people started running, some stopped their vehicles and others took their cars.

The sight of people scattering caught Leemat's attention as her eyes widened as she saw the terrible danger that was looming over her and the crowd. She loudly exclaimed "danger!" Siya stood up and looked for her metal cane, bulging her eyes out in a childlike voice, "Leemat, please stop us with a ride before the rain starts to fall." Leemat, who was at the shop, finally grabbed her sister's cane and said, "Where is the ride here? The few people who have already stopped, come and let us go, may God protect us on the road." She said this while taking the bags of the goods they had bought.

Leemat followed behind her as the water gradually increased in strength. They were far away but there was silence. No one was passing by as the night was very dark and there was danger, which was why people were anxious to get home.

They were following the asphalt road in the direction that would connect them to their house until they reached the Gouvernorat roundabout. The road was quiet, like a song. Leemat saw a man standing in front of them and stopped, waiting until Siya hit her.

"What happened and you stopped?" Siya asked before she could answer until she heard the dog's cry and they said "huhuhu" the way it cried as it approached them was more than anything else that made them think. Siya, who didn't see her, hugged Leemat, feeling some tears about to fall. She didn't even lean on her body when she heard Leemat running outside, she raised her foot with the intention of running and felt that she bumped into a large man before she could even ask who he was, she heard him hugging her while the dog's cry was behind them, indicating that it was the dog's owner.

"Hey Leemat, come and save me, he's going to kill me" Siya said as she lowered herself onto his shoulder and he carried her. Leemat, who was a little distance away, heard Siya's voice. You are like a blood relative. She came back and called her name. "Siya? Siya? Siya?" Before she could finish, he had mounted his big motorcycle, a routier , pressed the brake pedal, and I was running after him.

Leemat was sitting on the couch, holding her head in her hands, and just then, a bright light appeared in her eyes, and he helped her take her home.

When they arrived, he opened the door to the house and entered the room, in the middle of the bed, and placed Siya on it. The room light turned on along with the AC. Zumbur stood up and said, "Who are you? What have I done to you that you would separate me from my sister?" He didn't even look at her until he finished, he went to the mirror and started unbuttoning his shirt, which was soaked with water. He rubbed his broad chest, which had a thick layer of hair, before raising both of his hands up, allowing his muscles to grow even more.