Kalbim Book 1 Complete Hausa Novel
Saleem couldn't bear the patience of waiting without knowing what Ammar would say. He stepped directly in front of Ammar and said bluntly,
“If a heart is found that is a match for Jannah, I will give all the wealth I possess to get it, no matter where it is. You just need to confirm and tell me that Jannah has been found.”
As soon as he finished saying this, he turned, headed for the door, and went out to the room where Jannah was. He sent the people at the door away with a force that made them all close their eyes, except for Dad, who didn't move. He was still waiting for the rest of Ammar's explanation, though most of the conversation wasn't with Saleem because of his anger, impatience, and his characteristic disregard for anyone else's opinion, sometimes even his own.
Ammar brought out a document from his jacket pocket, placed it on the table in front of them, leaned back in his chair, and began:
“One of the hospitals where we placed our doctors has found a potential match, God willing. She is also a married woman and is even pregnant, though we didn't know her. The doctors have examined the heart; everything is perfectly healthy.”
A sigh of relief and a sense of calm descended upon Dad and the others. The main thing they wanted to hear was that everything was healthy and there was hope for a transplant. The other details weren't their concern, as long as they could get this heart that was beating in its chest. They would handle the rest without her knowledge, as she was practically a number to them, someone they couldn't feel sorry for until the heart was removed. It didn't matter if it was suitable or not.
Dad, who had been pacing, returned to his seat, adjusted his posture, and looked at the documents without touching them. He said,
“Just schedule the time for the surgery; that's what's important. But don't worry about the rest of the arrangements. Place a doctor we trust in that government hospital to have her transferred here to our hospital immediately.She doesn't have any time to lose.”
Mahir reached out, picked up the documents, opened them, and scanned the names. He stared for a few seconds, looking at the details behind them without understanding much. Except for one name and a town that seemed so remote, no one had ever heard of it, not even in any known dialect. The list was full of names of towns and villages that looked like only animals could survive in them.
He threw the documents back on the table before looking at Dad and saying,
“Where on earth did you find this donor? And she's pregnant? What use is an old, worn-out heart and its owner's childbirth?”
He looked at Ammar, wondering what he was talking about. If it were up to him, he wouldn't wait for anything after removing and implanting the heart into Jannah.
Dad fell silent without looking at any of them. Mahir's words were almost like... he understood their perspective on business dealings. When it came to such grim matters, he was the one who weighed and assessed how things should be done properly. He had the knowledge, the patience to understand people and situations. He also had a kind of insight that surpassed everyone else's in the family. Despite all of them being away from their home country until now, when they chose to return home to find a heart for Jannah.
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Everyone, from Dad to Ammar, fell silent, re-analyzing Mahir's words. He was trying to figure out a way they could get everything without any worries, because he himself didn't know how to worry or delay in his work. That's why he was like a substitute for patience, observing and assessing before speaking.
Everything Mahir said was an attempt to create an opportunity for it to happen. He was more capable than his brothers in terms of patience and keeping everything under control. But today, he felt his patience wouldn't allow him to wait for the time Mahir was talking about, lest they lose the heart they were waiting for, especially if the chance for her to give birth was lost.
They had shared the hearts of many people for Jannah, but none were suitable. They didn't even know the number, due to the secretive nature of the process. Now, after a long time of searching and waiting, they had found a potential donor, and they were waiting for her to give birth.
Mahir, understanding what Dad was thinking, spoke again:
“Waiting for her to give birth means having an opportunity and a reason for her death for the many people and her relatives. That's why we need to wait until she gives birth. The time of birth is very close. This will make everything go very neatly, from the removal to the implantation and covering everything up.”
Ammar, with his heart beating fast, felt his head spinning. His eyes were red, and it seemed he couldn't wait that long. He felt as if he could snatch the heart tonight and implant it into Jannah. The way he felt, writhing in pain over Jannah's condition—anyone who saw him wandering around could follow him, he would break their ribs and take their hearts without caring about their lives, as long as Jannah lived.
Mahir, seeing that Dad was convinced, glanced at Ammar. Both he and Dad knew who was the more headstrong when this matter came up. The only thing they knew was to get the heart, no matter whose it was.
Dad was the one who spoke again:
“Ammar, let it be done. Everything should be handled without a trace. As for Jannah, the work of patience and calm is also necessary. The donor who has already been found,wherever she goes, cannot escape what is waiting for her. Now, Jannah's heart is beating directly in her rib cage. Nothing will stop Jannah from owning this beating heart.”
Ammar let out a breath full of heat and worry before agreeing. So, they would place trackers on the girl and investigate her thoroughly, even though it didn't concern them where she came from or who she was.
******THE ORIGINAL STORY / YEARS AGO
PROF ZAHARADDEN ZAADEN was the biological father of their three siblings: two boys and one girl, whom her brothers loved dearly because their mother died at the hands of their father's wife, and they grew up together.
The Professor was a very powerful man, deeply knowledgeable in both traditional magic and their religion. He was also extremely wealthy and had lived abroad in Malaysia with his entire family for a long time.
BOUKHAR Zadeen was the eldest, then MAHMOUD Zadeen, and their younger sister, ZAYNEB. Their father's wife never had children for him,so it was just the three siblings, and each of them grew up to become important people.
They grew up in Malaysia, studied there, and later all three returned to Nigeria with their father, who had become very old.
After many years, Zayneb was married to another professor in Port Harcourt.
BOUKHAR and MAHMOUD each had their own bases for their businesses.
Mahmoud had married before Boukar, but neither Mahmoud nor Zayneb had any children, until Boukhar married and was the first to have a child among them.
The ZADEEN family had a colossal amount of wealth that they didn't even know what to do with.
Besides their father's immense wealth, they themselves had amassed great fortunes of their own. Even Zaynab, being the only woman among them, was also very wealthy.
They loved each other deeply, which made their families also very close-knit, even though all three lived in different places.
Mahir was the eldest son of Boukhar Zadeen, born in Greece.
After Boukhar's birth, the Professor died, which caused all of them to gather and return to Nigeria.
Their father had so many properties that they couldn't consolidate them at once, so only Mahmoud returned. Boukar had to stay in Nigeria with his family.
Umma, their father's wife, who raised them as if they were her own biological children, had returned with Boukar. Her relationship with her siblings was like that of a mother and her children.
Mahir was five years old when Zayneb became pregnant, which brought serious problems due to her age and the lateness of the pregnancy.
Her pregnancy progressed, worsening her condition, and it was later discovered that she had a heart disease they never knew about.
The family became extremely worried and brought her back under their care, beginning the search for her treatment.
After extensive tests on her illness, it was determined that she needed a heart transplant.
They were deeply troubled, not just by her illness or finding a heart, but because they had the wealth to buy a person outright and take what they needed from them.
Her pregnancy reached nine months. The whole family gathered and returned to Greece for her delivery, hoping for no complications.
Along with Umma, Zayneb, Boukar and his wife, Mahir, and Mahmoud, who was also there with his family, they all returned to stay.
When Zayneb gave birth, a baby boy was delivered. Boukar named him Ammar because her husband hadn't arrived yet; he was in Port Harcourt with his other wife. So, they gathered and dispersed.
After Zayneb gave birth to Ammar, she never recovered. She was constantly fading, with a certain pallor that worried everyone in their family, especially her brothers, who resumed the search for donors everywhere, but none were found.
The only consolation they got from the doctors was the assurance that there was still plenty of time before her heart would fail completely, so they continued to spend money everywhere searching for a donor.
As for Ammar, almost from the day he was born, Mahir's mother, Boukar's wife, became his mother because his biological mother's milk dried up after four months, not five. He was weaned early because she was too weak.
Throughout this illness, Zayneb's husband never came to see his wife and son. They also didn't bother to tell him, as she returned with only Ammar, whom they cherished more than anything because of their extreme love for their sister.
Ammar grew up seeing his mother in a terrible state, which affected his heart and nearly his health, as he had a very soft spot for his mother, especially after he understood he had no father besides Boukar, whom they called Dad Zad, and Daddy Mahmoud, who had opened a large hospital just for Zayneb's illness, solely to find donors.
Mommy Zayneb, since giving birth, had withdrawn from life. The way she felt, knowing she was a burden, was to reduce the worry of her siblings and her son, whom she loved more than anything.
Because of Zayneb's illness, Boukar, Ammar, and Mahmoud were in a pitiful state, despite their great wealth.
Umma never spent a day without crying when she saw how Zayneb had deteriorated.
Mimi, too, was greatly affected by Ammar, who became completely traumatized. He couldn't understand anything at school, despite Mahir's great efforts with his cousin, until the teachers discovered it and recommended that Ammar start seeing a doctor.
It was during this time that Mimi became pregnant, and she also began to have serious health problems. This added to Ammar's trauma and the family's worry and grief. Everyone was deeply concerned.
