MIJIN YARINYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by MIJIN YARINYA

Fatu! Fatu!! Fatu!!!" Mom, who was sitting on the couch, was calling out to Fatu.

 She came out of the room and finished in front of him and said, "See you, Inna." Inna looked at her from top to bottom and said, "Hey Fatu, where are you going to do this crazy demon-like costume of yours?"

She said, "You know, today is the wedding at the town's owner's house, and I don't know. I know that now the Saudis are waiting for me, so why don't we have a wedding ceremony? As for me, Mom, stop associating me with the demons. I'm the most beautiful in this town."

Inna paused, looking at her before saying, "Well, I don't have a boyfriend, I'm going to a wedding, even a wedding at a local man's house, if not a wedding, girl."

She left Fatu lying down and started tossing and turning, saying, "I'll go to Mom, whatever you want to do, do you want me to eat the rice from the wedding?" The Saudis laughed at me, "Oh my God, I wish you would let me go," she said, rolling over and crying like someone who had been beaten. Mom said, "You've made me laugh like a girl, like I've eaten the rice?" The girl was so shocked that she couldn't do anything but wander in and out of the town, and no one brought her to me..,"

Her cries stopped, filled with sadness. She said, "Did some of my father's servants bring this to me?" "Whoever is full, he will eat their house in this town."

She looked at her and said, "First eat at our house before you eat at theirs, you're not going to eat." Fashewa broke down and cried, saying, "For the glory of God, let me go and stop them from eating this food, they will stop me if I don't have a bank, I might catch a fever. I even dreamed of rice, I saw it being served to guests." She said, rolling her head over to leave. Seeing that Fatu was going to gather a crowd for her, he said, "Well, I heard you get up and go somewhere else and go get it for me and tell me when you come back."

She stood up, showing her patience and said, "Thank you very much, Mom. God willing, there is no one I will tell, and if I get married, I am pregnant, by God, I will give the child to the god of death."

 She said, putting on one of her blue rubber boots and running out of the house.

Shaking her head, Inna said, "May God prepare for you, Fatu"...

She would go straight to the village headman's house, and every time she went, she would tease him, or when she went to the old man's house and said to him, "Look at this dog, God forbid, you see a man raising a stick and running away." She would then wash herself to the ground, saying, "Look at this foot, I'm in the water, may God protect me from marrying the people of this village."

 She entered and saw them sitting like people waiting for alms. She looked at them and said, "Does he see you like that?" Or have you not found anything yet?"

Saude, who was the father of the scoundrel, said, "Where have you seen us since we were living here? We were not allowed to enter the house."