Bakin Ruhi Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel
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Chapter 2 of 2
Lubna looked at me briefly before saying, “It is actually Haule who has it, not me.”
“Then go and get it for me.”
As soon as I heard that, I hurried to the room set aside for us workers. I was in the middle of removing my clothes when Lubna entered holding a cup and said, “Pour it in so I can take it to her.”
With resentment, I said, “I refuse to pour it in. Am I the one she is talking to like that?”
Lubna burst into laughter and moved a little closer to me. She said, “Is it not something for you to even be proud of — that someone like Hajiya is drinking the saliva of a servant? If only she knew what the medicine really was, she would never take it, with how much she hates poor people. I swear.”
I smiled a little, then spat my saliva into the cup of water. Immediately it began to bubble and move and even change color.
Lubna raised her eyebrow and said, “You are the real Hajiya, honestly. And please, have mercy and stop putting our Hajiya in that condition, or she may die and we will get into trouble.”
“Go on and take it to her instead of standing there talking,” I said, and went into the toilet to bathe.
When I came out, I found that Lubna had brought food for us. I smiled again and said, “She said she would not give me her food.”
“Since she still served yours, then leave it and come, let us eat,” Lubna said.
I changed my clothes first, then I sat down and we ate rice and soup and drank cold water. After that, we sat talking until she stood up and said, “Let me go and prepare tomorrow’s soup ingredients. Get ready, because when I come back, you will continue telling me your story.”
I just smiled without saying anything.
I was about to lie down when Lubna came in as if she had been thrown inside. I said, “What is it? Are you alright?”
She said, “That evil man is there in the sitting room with Hajiya, turning the cup I gave her water in. He says he wants to know what kind of medicine this is that made her recover instantly.”
I can keep translating the next part in the same style.