Furar Danko Book 2 Hausa Novel Complete
His parents looked at him in awe. Now that he knew where his wife was, he spoke with respect, "Abba, let's go home." Abba, feeling sympathy for his son, responded, “Aliy, going home is not the issue. We need to settle this and understand why I did what I did.”
Aliy replied, “Abba, I have no reason except selfishness. I want to continue seeing her as my mother, just as you taught me to respect all women. I should have criticized her from the start, but doing so would be pointless. However, there is one thing I will make clear now and always: I WILL NOT LET YOU GO. But two things must happen: Either I die, and we go to the TAKABA, or I will bathe her and pray for her at her grave. These are the only two reasons that could end this marriage, with God's permission.”
Not even Abba or Ammah could speak as Smart, in a low, angry voice, continued. Ahmad, his close friend, swore he had never seen Smart this angry. Harara Dada interrupted, saying, “Well, if she dies and inherits wealth, may Allah bless you. But if you don't make her rich, you won't have any problems with her because we will never have a generation of poor blood. Even if you marry her, it will be a secret. You will be a disgrace to her parents.”
Smart's smile vanished as he listened to Dada’s harsh words. He didn’t leave the room, even though he wanted to. Alh. Sulaiman, enraged, stood up, pointing a finger at him. But before Sulaiman could speak, Smart raised his hand in warning. “Don't even think about entering a path that will bury your life. You may look at me with your eyes, but your name belongs to your mother's side, not your father's. I, Sulaiman, have done more than you ever will. If you choose to play with me, I will shock your life in ways you can't imagine. People like you don't scare me, got it?”
With that, Smart turned and walked out, leaving Sulaiman trembling with fear and grief. As Smart left, Lulu’s truth was clear, and Smart’s determination was evident. Alh. Sulaiman, his body shaking, could only point toward the door. The room fell silent, and Abba, for the first time, sighed weakly as tears filled his eyes, his gaze never leaving Smart until he disappeared from view.
Uncle Yousuf, seeing Smart leave, followed him out. Ammah and Abbah joined them, and at the gate, they found Smart on the phone with Coach, who was supposed to leave the next day. However, Smart had decided to stay because he couldn’t leave without Lulu's anchor. But now, he had made up his mind to leave without any further hesitation. Uncle Yousuf, smiling, motioned for Smart to get in the car with Abba and Ammah. Smart agreed without resistance.
Uncle Yousuf drove them home, where he had a private conversation with Abba and Ammah, assuring them that God would watch over them, and Dada would take care of the situation, especially since Alhaji Garko wasn’t present. Abbah was fully satisfied with Uncle Yousuf’s advice and saw that it was the right path. After Uncle Yousuf left, Abba and Ammah sat Smart down again, urging him to follow his travel plan, just as Uncle Yousuf had suggested. They reminded him of what he had said to Alh. Sulaiman and Dada, and Smart patiently promised he wouldn’t act out again.
The following morning, Lulu packed her things, and together with Smart, Uncle Yousuf, and Coach, they headed to the UK, where Smart signed with a small team, Queen City. Uncle Yousuf and Smart once again advised him to stay calm about Lulu’s family’s defiance. Smart replied firmly, though in his heart, only he knew the pain and longing he felt for his wife.
In the end, the young man took charge, proving to Lulu’s family and herself that he was not a product of destruction and that poverty does not define one’s destiny.
