KIRAN RABO BOOK 2&3 CMPLT BY NANA Complete Hausa Novel Document by KIRAN RABO BOOK 2&3 CMPLT BY NANA

  knowledge, I am not close to her, Aisha, by God, Abbah, it was her lack of knowledge that made me show my love for her and ask around in her neighborhood, she did not give us any evidence, what she does is she works as a prostitute in the neighborhood, she is not educated, she goes to the barracks, she is the one who is ahead of me, Abbah, do justice like the one you have, I will marry the desire of my heart, Jameelah".

He finished his speech with a burst of tears. His father sighed and said, "Get up, I'm going to the place where I'm going to fight you and let me tell you, by God, you are not good enough to treat me like a small person, even though Aisha spends her days on the street, disrespecting her and marrying her. You are a worthless person, you are not good enough to treat me like a small person. Get up and get ready because when I come to court, I will tell you this, I will not talk to you, you will come to me with a stick, I will not expel you, please forget that I am the Chief Judge of this country. If I do not do justice in my own home, where do you want me to do it, you will be lost without a trace."

He stood up straight, his body swaying, like a drunk man heading for his party.

As Abdushakur was leaving, he entered Abbah's room with a surprised look and greeted Zaid, saying, "Peace be upon you."

"wa'alaika salam".

Abbah smiled broadly when he saw Abdushakur washing his white robe with a white towel and sitting next to Abbah, saying, "Abbah, I'm sleeping."

"It's okay, Abdul, this kind of bathing is like you are the groom."

Abdul laughed and said, "Yes, Abbah, I am the groom, and the guests are the first to arrive."

"Okay, I went and prepared last year too."

"Yes, Abbah, he sees the groom coming out as if he is not feeling well."

"I was separated from him only because of his health, his weakness moved me."

"Okay, Abbah, when we get back from the wedding, I'll go to Abdallah's house. I called him and I felt like he wasn't feeling well, you know his poor behavior. I asked him, and he said he didn't have anything to worry about. I just wanted to go and see his body."

"ok don't worry I'm ready for next year too".

"tom".

Abbah then entered the bathroom where the wedding was held and he headed inside the house.

10:am

A black jeep came out of a small block, it was very beautiful and well-organized. I raised my head to report to you. From the top of the building, I saw *MY HEART ORPHANAGE* written in big dark blue letters, it was very eye-catching. Salis the driver parked the car next to me, I was sitting idle. Abbih was sitting there and answered the call. Granny said, "Rahama, who was next to her, touched Granny Rahama and said, "The old iron lady said that your husband is going to build his new orphanage, they are in his heart, but your name is not yours or his."

"You are a rubber band, I don't like gossip, it's not a work of God, it's not a work of hypocrisy, it's just a matter of writing his name or mine, it's a joke."

Abbih laughed as he heard them and said, "Ammih, get rid of this opposite pace."

"I have to leave her, I saw signs of a quarter on her, oh my Aisha, today I was watching my husband, he is not feeling well today."

"It's true that he didn't have any important work to do in his office today, that's why he left early."

"maybe".

Abbah nodded, pretending to forget, saying, "I almost forgot something big, Ammi, I'm just now getting ready to marry Abubakar's son, I think I've missed the deadline."

"If you don't go to the wedding, don't give the child a present. We'll go in the evening and give him a present. May God bless you. Now, what we'll do is go to the sugar bowl's house. Park the car a little further away and finish it off because the sugar bowl won't be happy if you don't come."

 "You call Shu'aibu the driver, let's meet on the road and he'll pick you up because I know where people are."

"Let's just go together, take a little distance and get married, and then come to the temple."

"toh Ammih".