Auren Huce Haushi Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
She slowly descended the stairs like a peacock. She put on make-up and a beautiful dress. She carried a small bag in her hand. It was two girls, whoever Tasha was wearing, even before they finished leaving, her soothing scent filled the hall.
The hall was full of people, everyone answered her name except a few children.
One of them quickly approached them, looking around the door, saying, "Masha Allah, the bride. May Allah stop the calamity and grant peace. Hajiya Zahra, look at the white slaves. The daughter of the Fulani of Hardon, the daughter of the Arabs of Jordan and the Arabs of Medina. Look at their original beauty. The bride in the house of Mushahu. May Allah's blessings be upon you."
One of the women sitting there stood up and saw the beggar pouring her money. She was also giving a gift to the bride.
Aunty Hasana came out of a corridor and looked at her sister, praising the one God who created this beautiful form.
Zahra's hand held her and looked at her employer Baba Tabawa as she cursed and cried like a beggar.
She smiled and said "Masha Allah, Baba Tabawa, when did you become a beggar? I don't know anything?"
She laughed and said "I didn't know, I taught you. Ours is the wedding of my mother-in-law. My wedding is a white chicken, not an invitation. It's a graveside ceremony. You're in a hurry, you're going to die. You're not coming out until you're ready."
They laughed all the way, until they went to the bridal shower for Aunty Hasana's friend and Baba Tabawa accompanied Zahra.
They hung out, took pictures like there was no tomorrow but everyone who knew Zahra was so happy that she suddenly felt a kind of sadness and disappointment in her heart But she herself didn't know what was bothering her because she had been looking for Mushahun's phone since yesterday and couldn't find it, so did his friend Deeni, she was also silent as they had done today was the day they would come to Dan and even the hotel where they would stay they took the keys and they were in the hands of the heir.
The pleasure of the day they would bring his nephews and some of his cussing.
Then they finished their party at the metal gate, Zahra Bata didn't go upstairs where they were accommodated So she went to Aunty Hasana's bedroom The room was empty except for the smell of freshener and incense sticks rising from the AC that had mixed the room. She took off her head and placed it on the bedside locker near the lamp, she got on the bed and lay down as if no one was doing anything Dan didn't like it or move a little She felt a kind of laziness that came over her.
She was in the room for a while before she heard the door open. She didn't look up to see who it was, but the smell she smelled told her it was Aunty.
She sat next to her, putting her hand on her body and neck and asking, "What's wrong with you? I've been monitoring your mood since morning, Sam, you're not calm".
She said, staring at Zahra and her eyes.
She tried to sit up and said, "I don't know what's wrong with me, Aunty Sam. I'm not happy, my heart hurts and my face is falling apart".
She finished saying, crying hysterically.
"What's wrong with you? Are you going to be happy that God has brought the time for the celebration, unlike the previous times when there were no events".
Aunty's head fell on her body and she continued to cry silently.
She didn't stop her, she just finished before she had a chance to speak.
"Aunty, I feel like I'm going to have a problem like this, I had the same dream I had yesterday when my marriage was going to be dissolved".
She said, wiping the tears that filled her eyes.
Aunty Hasana was just looking at her, but the girl's situation was so scary that she was afraid that the demonic man would marry her, they were sitting there without realizing it.
Her wedding was being ruined twice, and she was just holding on since Zahra told her that Musbahun didn't call, didn't come, and no one else came, and his came, even though it wasn't planned that way, but she said to her husband.
"Oh, Zahra, you're not saying such things, pray, nothing will happen to your marriage this time except for good, I see that there is something that is preventing them from coming yet, wait until tomorrow, but men, pray, eat food in your bag, bring it to the store and use it later.
