RUƁAƁƁIYAR IGIYA Complete Hausa Novel Document by RUƁAƁƁIYAR IGIYA

She was sitting in the middle of her living room on a single-person chair, combing her hair, which was only one strand long. When she was done, she went out of the living room and headed to her bedroom, which was next to the living room, which was the kind of room that we call back to class. She stood in front of the mirror, looking at herself, she said that she was of average height, with a long face with thick eyebrows, large eyes that had eyelashes, a nose that was like a pin, and black hair that fell to her shoulders. The perfect figure she had from top to bottom that any woman would want to be said to possess, this beautiful nature that God gave her is why her friends call her a GREAT WOMAN, but alas! The opposite happened because her dreams and aspirations were not fulfilled in her own eyes and in the eyes of some of her friends. The fact that she married a man she thought had no proper name to call him other than "the one from above, the one from below."

  "This is my destiny, but I am sure I will not last forever. I must find a way out for myself, or sooner or later my dream of becoming an adult wife will come true because I will not accept the fate of marrying a carpenter," she declared openly, further protecting the perfect creature she had, looking at her, as if she were still waiting for the water to run out, the crocodile still has some paint left.

  She pulled a middle finger when she saw ABBAS's picture in the mirror leaning against the bed, she felt a sense of anger and disappointment, it was definitely not her dream and wish, he was the one her housekeeper was right for, and now it was her destiny to marry them, she gritted her teeth and bit her upper lip, narrowing her eyes, pulling her hair ribbon that was on the mirror and pulling it together in one place and parking it, she managed to pull it together in one place because of its length and fullness. She went out into the courtyard and missed the oil that was delicious because of the hunger in her stomach, she finished the kitchen and opened the rest of yesterday's soup which was not much, ABBAS gave up and told her to warm it up and eat the charcoal and light it and put the soup in the pot and serve it. The sound of her phone ringing in the living room made her come to her senses before she could get to the phone. The call was disconnected and she turned around because even if she picked up the phone, it would be useless because she didn't have a SIM card. She had to answer the call. It was the incoming call that stopped her and she went back to pick up the phone. EESHART was the name that was ringing on the phone.

"Hey, where did you come in, my friend? I sent you a message on WhatsApp, but I saw you weren't online. Now I'm calling you. Shut up."

"My daughter saved me," she said as if she was about to cry.