MASIFAFFIYAR KAUNA Complete Hausa Novel Document by MASIFAFFIYAR KAUNA

She was standing in a computer cafe, standing in front of the shop window, wearing a long maroon hijab that was very tight and draped down. She was looking at the shop owner, a tall young man sitting on a chair in front of the system, pressing the system, from the look on her face she could see that he was working, but the girl standing there was also working because of the way she was looking at him, as if she could see what he was doing on the system. She just rolled her big oily eyes and stared at him, fearing that her WAEC card would fall after she barely paid her tuition fee. She didn't know what would happen if she didn't get in even if she was an FCE student. She was in deep thought. The young man got up from the chair he was sitting on and went to the printer to take a paper data sheet and it came out of the printer. He continued to fall in front of her, her eyes widened like electric shocks. He took the paper and went to the table to pick up her WAEC card. He handed it to her smiling and said, "Congratulations Fatima Zarah, you have passed WAEC, you have six credits, 6 credits for you, I am happy for you, may God bless you with this blessed paper." He said as he handed her the paper. She quickly took the paper and looked at the paper, it had C in maths, English and other important topics that a science student should have. He had a cool, charming smile on his face, both of his dimples and white teeth were showing. She didn't say anything, she was shocked. The shop owner laughed and turned his back to the chair he sat on and said "Welcome to Ustaziya Faty" she stood up smiling and took out her bag with the skin of her bag. She had a hard time opening the zip and putting the paper and card inside. She unzipped the zip and put the shoe on the shop owner said "Thank you Yaya Habu" he turned around and looked at her and glared at her. She didn't notice the look on her face and walked out of the shop at a fast pace without stopping smiling, she was so happy like there was no tomorrow, she walked alone until they were all over the place where the children were playing and shouting and playing, she passed by and entered a big house with a long hall, the house was rented with five rooms, each room was a living room except for two, the maids had four rooms, two bathrooms and two bathrooms for the general maids, there was a sink for washing and washing, and their small kitchen where everyone came to cook, the house was covered in cement, it looked like you were going to step on it slip.