YAR BANGAR SIYASA Complete Hausa Novel Document by YAR BANGAR SIYASA

 DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSBURG Everyone in the house was sitting at the dining table, eating their food in a relaxed manner, but Ayden was sitting there, holding a newspaper and reading it. He had covered his face with it, so I couldn't see anything except his hands holding the newspaper. Then Brian said to him, "Ayden, put down the newspaper and eat your food before it gets cold," he said with great care. Without putting down the newspaper, Ayden said to him, "I'm full, Dad. Adrian and I paid for the restaurant before he dropped me off." "Okay," Brian said shortly before turning around and continuing to eat his food. They were like that, you heard Ayden's voice saying, "Kevin, I heard you were fired from one of our employees at One World Trade Center." Without looking at him, Kevin said, "Yes, that's right." "May I know the reason for your dismissal? Did she do anything wrong to you?" Kevin, indifferent, said to him, "No, I'm just tired of her work. She's always late, that's why I made it easier for her." Ayden hesitated a bit before saying, "She's just coming late, so you should send her away. You don't know what's stopping her, and I didn't give you permission to send her away." Kevin remained silent, not saying anything to him, not even raising his head, he was eating his food. Slowly, Ayden stood up, holding the newspaper and said, "Next time you fire an employee, first give me the reasons for the firing before you fire him. I won't let you fire my employees just like that, there's no reason. Don't forget, I can fire you too if I feel like it." After saying this, he turned and headed for the stairs. The truth was that his words really touched Kevin's heart. He heard him start walking and slowly raised his head. He followed him with his eyes until he climbed the stairs. He reached out and took the glass of sparkling water. He turned and poured it into the glass after him, panting like a lion. In a calm voice, Brian said to him, "Kevin, he didn't lie. Why do you keep telling him to do his job? At least tell him first. Now, let him take his things. I want you to be patient and let him take care of things." Angrily, Kevin turned and gave Brian a stern look as if he wasn't his father. "I know you love him more than us, we are the children you gave him," Kevin told Brian. Emilie quickly said to him, "Kevin, this conversation is not about me, Daddy loves him more than us, I know you have been jealous of him since he was little until now, please hold your heart, he has been with us for 20 years but you still can't accept him as your brother," she finished her words with a slight pain in her heart. Kevin let out a hidden sigh before telling her, "The day he leaves this world, that's the day I will accept him as my brother." He finished saying this and stood up, heading towards the stairs and climbed them. Brian and Emilie watched him until he woke up. Emilie looked at Brian, her face pale and she said, "Daddy, why doesn't Kevin like Ayden? He's our brother, but the whole world hates him." "I know Emilie, he doesn't like him, it's just the way he came into our family that he doesn't like. Of course I know what your mom did was wrong, and I still feel the pain of it, but it's not Ayden's fault what she did. I know he wouldn't want to come into the world through betrayal, but there's no way we can do that." "Now, Daddy, don't you love Ayden too?" she said, her eyes filling with tears. A small smile spread across his face before he reached his hand over her face. In a calm voice, he said to her, "Almost, as much as I love you, I love him to the core of my heart." Emilie gave him a small smile without saying anything. They were like that. Ayden started coming down the stairs. He was wearing a purple tracksuit, white sneakers, a white face mask, and a black coat. I couldn't even see his face