Naanah Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

Sultan took a deep breath and let it out, his eyes still fixed on the area. He read the writing more than five times before folding the paper and setting it aside. Then he got out of the car and headed straight for their apartment.

She began knocking on the door restlessly like an impatient child, calling, “Amma! Amma!”

It took almost two minutes before the door was opened. A fair-skinned woman stood there, her face lit up with a clear smile as she looked at her. She let out a scream of excitement, then threw her arms around her and laughed joyfully. Amma smiled, lifted her up a little, and looking at her, said, “When are you going to grow up, Nana?”

Lowering her head shyly, she hugged her again and said, “I really missed you, Ammata.”

Amma only shook her head, gently pulled her away from her body, and said, “Alright, come inside.”

She nodded at her and quickly walked into the living room. Like someone who had just regained sight after blindness, she kept looking all around their huge living room, which was decorated with luxurious things. She closed her eyes because of the pleasant scent of the incense that filled the room. Truly, when it came to cleanliness and fragrance, Amma had no equal.

“When you’re done looking around, go inside, take your bath, then come and eat,” Amma finished, holding the remote control as she lowered the speed of the air conditioner.

Nana looked at her and said, “Amma, what did you cook?”

The look Amma gave her made her decide not to say anything else, so she headed toward her room. Slowly, she pushed open the door to her bedroom and stepped onto the fluffy rug spread across the tiled floor. The cool air from the AC and the scent of the incense hit her nose, and she let out a deep breath.

Her room was neat and organized. Her royal bed stood properly in the middle of the room, spread with a white bedsheet, with a huge teddy bear by the side. In one corner of the room, on top of the study table, her schoolbooks were neatly arranged, with a small reading lamp beside them. Everywhere was spotless, as if she still lived there. Even though she was not around, that did not stop Amma from arranging it for her every day.

She walked over and sat on the edge of the bed, leaning against the headboard. Then she closed her eyes, feeling a deep sense of peace settle over her. Because she was very tired, and because of the pleasant atmosphere she found, sleep overtook her right there.