THE TWO LIGHT (RIKICIN GIDAN SARAUTA) BOOK 1 by Queen Mahirah Complete Hausa Novel Document by THE TWO LIGHT (RIKICIN GIDAN SARAUTA) BOOK 1 by Queen Mahirah

phone is picked up and the heart is relieved with a sigh.

""There is a problem Haj Lubna, There is a serious problem, by God, Amnah's behavior is frightening and surprising to me, she does not want to have sex with a poor person, I will not worship her, she does not want to deal with the poor, she does not want to go where the poor would go, she only takes the poor person. He was created to worship and obey him, if you take the poor person, he is a person who risks his life if you give him money, she thinks the poor person is a person who can give his life for money, Hajiya Lubna, I think it is time for me to sit with her and solve her problems with Abawa..

Her heart skipped a beat and she hung up the phone for the second time. She said, "I'm sorry, I saw you."

Amnah

As they were leaving, she got out of the car and shook her head, sighing. She felt a strange and unbearable sadness inside her. She even felt as if she was about to be slaughtered. Finally, she realized how foolish people could break her leg.

She quickly closed her eyes and raised her red, discolored eyes to look at Amal, who had opened the car door and entered.

She said in a trembling voice mixed with tension.

"Your mind is at peace, you will see me where my heart is not ready to go, right? By God, Amal, I feel like my breath will be taken away because of the tragedy of the pregnancy I am in. What kind of heart do you have, Mamy, that you want to marry a Talakka? We have money, if we want to put a thousand people in this house, we will put them in this house and we will give them a good farewell. Amal, we will go to our father's house, we will go to the car we drive, but if I were to go to the market with her, she would be fighting with him, she would be wringing her hands together with the rest of the family."

Fear and panic had visited Amal at the same time. She had never thought that her sister would respect her like this. She considered everything she did to be a disgrace, but now she had confirmed everything she did, and she was very proud of her truth.

The car started up with a red light.

Amal quickly looked up and saw the gate.

Her heart sank as she saw Baba Madu open the gate and sit down behind him.

Karcet drove out of the car and drove down the street.

She skillfully turned the steering wheel until they began to enter the city, where Amal and Hannu were showing her where to get in, as she had never been to a crowded place like this before.

Wherever they looked, their eyes returned to her, as the car had an open roof.

The thin waistline is tight and pronounced.

"Just a donkey, even a car, you poor thing."

Amal's eyes widened and she turned her head to the side.

They entered the gate marked CENTRAL MARKET,

where they would go to places until they came across the Awo people.

She then took a glass of brown and covered her eyes with it, and pursed her small mouth, which was surrounded by pink lips.

Amal said, "Here's where we'll park when we get out."

She looked at him intently as if she was about to speak, then she stopped and stood in front of some people standing there holding sacks of millet.

An old man in awe said, "Mama, do you love me?"

As if she was going to kiss him, she said firmly.

"Yes".

With her hand open, she grabbed a piece of paper and wrote a little while looking around, stopping to talk and also wasting time.

He flipped through the paper and entered because he couldn't understand how the English was written.

She stared at him, trying to understand what he meant. She let out a loud sigh, and he turned to look at her and then tried to speak.

"Dad"

The word that pierced their dragon's throat interrupted the old man's attempt to speak.

Ahankaki turned to the young man who was dressed in a black robe, covering his face with a black turban, wearing cheap slippers, no pants, just a white shirt made of some kind of fabric, you couldn't see anything except his eyes.

The elder said, "Yawwa Habu, take this paper to the Mai Shadda shop, and I will tell you what was done to you."

After a moment, he looked up at the man without saying anything and started walking slowly.

Here I saw a very tall man with a kind of call to strength. He was walking with great speed until he finally found a place where there were not many people. When he found a place, he sat down and looked at the entire document. When he finished looking at it, he got up, put it back in his pocket, and went back to where the old man was.

"Akausashe said the information was missing but I met someone and gave it to him to check. She needs fifty bags of millet, maize, and wheat, and then you have to calculate the cost. She was driving a car, and he stopped while trying to pass.

A broad smile spread across the Elder's face.

"Oh, but Alhamdulillah, today we came, you will all get a new sari. Did you go to the store and buy the clothes you are wearing in the car or did you come by car, Hajiya?"

He asked Amnah.

Her mouth dropped open and Amal quickly turned her head and said, "Oh, don't you have a CHILD who can take you to the car?"

He said in a loud voice, "Habu, this one will take you wherever you want."

Amal looked at him intently and said, "They'll be in the car with us, right?"