Jaji Girl Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
There was once a young girl who lived in the wilderness under the care of great apes. What you will hear in this tale is the wonder of how this girl came to be and how she thrived under the protection of the ape kings. She lay on her mat, with a monkey fanning her by the seaside, her feet dipped in the water as she watched the birds bringing her fruits. Her life was filled with joy and contentment, free from hunger or thirst.
Hajiya Boss, a hyena, watched from a distance, lurking with malicious intent. She observed the girl's movements and plotted to harm her. The hyena's growls and flicking tongue signaled her evil intentions, causing the young girl to feel fear. The girl was only five months old, which added to her vulnerability. The hyena's menacing presence grew as time passed.
Suddenly, a surprising event occurred. The sound of roaring lions echoed, and a large splash was heard in the water. A lion emerged, roaring fiercely, followed by the arrival of the ape king, the lion. At the same time, giant snakes appeared, hissing loudly. Before anyone could react, the jungle's great protectors surrounded the girl, forming a protective circle around her. The monkey lifted her and gently patted her back, a sign of affection.
The hyena stood still, watching as the great animals protected the girl. She realized that no matter what she did, she could not harm the girl. The lion, sensing the hyena's presence, turned and stared at her with a fierce gaze, roaring with the power of a king. The jungle animals, both big and small, began to emerge, some from a distance and others nearby. Even Hajiya, the water hyena, did not dare to come closer.
This was a tradition among the apes. Whenever a lion or elephant caused such a commotion, it signaled that something significant was happening in the jungle. This was not a new occurrence.
As the animals gathered, the monkey stood guard, circling the girl. The elephant arrived, trumpeting loudly, and prepared to lift the girl with its trunk. The monkey, however, held onto the girl tightly, ensuring her safety. The animals formed a protective barrier around her, and any creature that approached was met with resistance. The girl laughed, watching them.
After a while, each animal took its place. The monkey and the elephant stood in front, lifting the girl and placing her on a mat by the seaside. The elephant then used its trunk to pour water over the girl, giving her a bath. The monkey assisted in washing her. As the girl turned, a black mark was seen on her neck, extending to her back. The ape king examined the mark, trying to understand its meaning. After finishing her bath, the girl was placed under a tree, and the elephant stood guard.
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**London**
They were traveling at the airport, each carrying their luggage. Among them was a strong and confident young man, full of energy and determination. Hafees adjusted his glasses and looked at his friend, Irfan. He said, "Irfan, if we have time, let's visit Mom's house tomorrow after we rest." Irfan, in a sweet voice, replied, “Don't worry, we'll definitely visit Mom's house. Just relax.”
Hafees, with a serious expression, asked, “Who is the boy you're talking about? You know I’m stronger than any boy, and I can handle anything. You know I’m not just any boy; I’m a man among men.”
