KUKAN KURCIYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by  KUKAN KURCIYA

She was walking along the road, you didn't know what to do with her, she was in her senses, only the protection of GOD was with her on the road, her shoes held her hands, she was a beautiful woman with a face showing signs of patience, a scream made us turn our gaze to her, she threw her hands on the ground and spread her body, she opened her collar and shouted, "Ameeda, the daughter of Malam Dauda and Abu's mother, the only daughter of my parents, a beautiful girl, a beautiful girl, a girl with the blood of Allah."

   Tears streamed down my cheeks, and I turned around and started screaming. I shook my head, feeling so sorry for myself.

   The waitress stood up and said in a drunken voice, "You will see our house."

    The adjuster frowned, "Do you know the house of the ear?" "Kifad'i, the area of ​​the desert, teacher."

   She paused, thinking, then stood there looking at him with teary eyes, and said, "Look, it's the name of our neighborhood, but let's go, I'll show you the way."

   The adjuster took a long breath, saying, "Because I'm blind like you, right?", he adjusted his glasses and went ahead.

   She burst out laughing, pointing at his motorcycle. "You're a crazy person. Tell me, my brain is not working." She hesitated as if she was about to scream. She quickly hit a car behind her.

  When she finally stopped, she stood up straight for about three minutes, but they didn't take it because they didn't feel like it was their neighborhood's name. With a smile, she walked up to him and showed him the way to the door of the house. She took two hundred dollars out of her wallet and handed it to him. He accepted it, saying he was going to change the teacher.

   She turned and looked at him as he started walking away, saying, "My name is Malamaba, and I'll leave you all in exchange, just give me a little more strength."

   The adjuster bowed his head in gratitude and said, "Oh GOD, you have prepared for me."

   We followed them back and said, "Amen, O LORD."

  Inside the house, she was sitting in a chair, while Abu, who was in the courtyard, was working and looking at her with sadness.

   Ameeda leaned forward, saying she could help me with food, for I am like a lion in the world, they will not steal.

    Oh, my God, don't make me angry, if you want food, go back and get sick from where you came from, and if you forget to remember me, I'll be even more angry because now your body will tell you.

   Ameeda burst out laughing, hitting the ground and said, "Yes, I have a lot of curses, I'm sure before your parents died, they secretly blessed you."

   Before she could finish, she stood up and went to the toilet as if it had been sent by GOD. When she got there, she would scream and shout, even swearing. The neighbors could hear her. No one looked, let alone come to her rescue. If they had known each other, there would have been no light in the morning and no one would have come to her room. Especially if she hadn't slept at home, she hadn't slept at home for a while.