MAKAUNIYAR SOYAYYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by MAKAUNIYAR SOYAYYA

Today in Kaduna, the heat was intense, as the heat was starting to set in, which prevents a person from sleeping. When I got back from school, I took off my uniform and went to the toilet that was next to my room. I didn't go to Ummu's room because the heat was making me feel sick. I didn't even take 5 minutes to pour cold water on her. I came out, put on a t-shirt and a simple skirt, and headed to Ummu's room, where I found her sitting on a 3-seater chair, holding a Hisnul Muslim in her hand, studying.

My greeting made her stop reading and look at me with a smile on her face. I went to bed with her body, being a lover of her body, even though Aminu didn't like it, but Ummu said she was doing it because I was the youngest and the oldest woman in front of her.

"Umm, welcome home"

"Has Fatima returned? What a lesson!"

In my excitement, I said, "Umm, I'm really tired of this WAEC and NECO lesson. When someone comes back tired, they don't get up early because the heat is coming. In class, someone feels like they have to take off their clothes because of the heat. Now, when they come back, I have to sprinkle water on them. But I feel like I'm getting more and more hot. Honestly, tell me, brother Aminu, because he's been watching me with this friend of his, brother Faruk. I'm going to stop going to this lesson. Now, in addition to the school I'm attending, I've been assigned to an extra school on the weekend, say, Mango Park."

Ummu laughed and said, "You little one, what is the fault of the one who cares about your education? If he is not thanked, he will not be rewarded and he will be criticized. Be patient and finish the lesson since you are about to take the WAEC and NECO exams. Then take a complete rest since you have passed Jamb before the admission is out and you will start going to university."

I happily hugged Ummu, saying, "Who saw me at university?"

 Ummu laughed and said, "That's it."

It was Khaleel's greeting that interrupted our conversation.

We answered and he smiled and said, "Hey, what are you talking about? I think you enjoyed the conversation."

I was joking and said with a twisted mouth, "I don't have to be a chicken, and I'm the only one who's younger because I'm older and if my friends hear about it, they'll laugh at me."

He laughed and said, "Well, I stopped being a sister since you grew up."

He looked at Ummu and said, "Hey, Faruk, he came back. He said I should greet you before he came."

She smiled widely and said, "When will God's power return?"

He replied, "He landed yesterday. You know he didn't come to Kaduna for two days. He hid in Abuja. You know soldiers work and they don't get time off. I also paid for the house so I can wait for my mother to meet us."

Ummu turned around and looked at me, who knew that since I heard the mention of Yaya Faruk, I kept quiet as if I was not in the room and said, "You heard that your brother has returned. Get up and go and prepare food because I know he will eat here tonight."

I frowned and said, "It's true, Ummu, I'm tired. You see, I just got back from school and you asked me to cook food for him. I can't see Tuesday