Bani Ba Auren Talaka Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
Jidda said, “Even if this matter is complicated, Amina Nuhu and our department have done their best. The problem is, the seniors—especially Hafkhas—are watching how our schoolgirls are behaving. Now, what’s the solution? Everyone should voice their opinion, since the event is in three days.”
Hafkhas replied, “Well, I need 2,000 from my share. Guys, let’s not forget, but even if we have to push ourselves, we must avoid shame. People see us as seniors; we must strive hard to get the money. Insha Allah, we’ll manage.”
Kubra sighed and said, “Then I’ll also try my best to get the money. All the guys now have their hands full, but that boy Musa is stubborn. Even if we beg, he might not release the funds.”
Jidda added, “Alright, let’s finalize the travel plans in two days. Once we leave, if anything happens, we’ll return the next morning. The bride’s trip to Abuja must happen. We’ll go quietly during the school break, sneak out of the hostel, and pass through.”
Hafkhas interjected, “Starting today, focus on returning to school. Our break is almost over. Let’s not calculate lazily—rest, go home, attend the event, and come back. Do they even give study breaks anymore?”
Daria and Shewa muttered, “Hafkhas, you’re so clever! Staying calm while planning our event… impressive.”
Hafkhas, known universally in their school by her full name—Hafsat Khamis, derived from her father’s name—was the eldest girl among them.
Lawan waited impatiently for Hafsat. After thirty minutes, he sent a boy to her house: “Go tell Hafsat that Lawan is waiting outside. He needs to leave for work soon.”
The boy entered their compound and greeted her mother, Umma: *“Umma, Lawan says Hafsat should come out. He’s in a hurry.”
Umma frowned, “Tell the men to wait. It’s too early.”
The boy returned to Lawan with Umma’s message. Meanwhile, Hafsat, overhearing the exchange, adjusted her hijab angrily and stormed out, slamming the gate.
Lawan leaning against his car, admired her striking beauty—her sharp features, flawless skin, and confident posture. He smiled nervously: “Uh… I’m in a bit of a hurry. I hope you’re ready for the event. Are you okay?”
Hafsat coldly replied, “When are you returning to school? I need to finalize my plans.”
Lawan hesitated, “Hafsat, I don’t need much except the money urgently. The event for Kawata is approaching, and we need to start preparations.”
