Turken Gida Part 2 Complete Hausa Novel

He stumbled again, unable to control himself, caught up in the state of trying to uncover his secret.

I didn’t want even one of my expressions to show that I knew what was happening, that he hadn’t told me—nor would I let him see that I knew. Truly, I tried to maintain composure, but at the same time, I felt as if I had collapsed onto my feet because they were trembling uncontrollably. I felt a strange heaviness in my body, which came from my heart and spread throughout my limbs.

I did my best to make sure he wouldn’t realize that I, too, was in shock. That’s why I called him “mirmishi,” the way you see it, it might even sound like I was crying out to him, because it didn’t come from my heart naturally.

As I said “mirmishi,” I looked at Yallabai’s face, but today, for some reason, I didn’t see him clearly in my eyes; he seemed strange to me, almost as if he wasn’t my Yusuf.

“Sadiya… I’m back,”

he said, looking at me, for his eyes had been fixed on me for a while. I, too, with the trembling of my body and heart, barely opened my mouth, feeling my tongue stiff inside my mouth.

“Yes,”

I replied, my voice shaking. I tried to steady myself, but truly, I couldn’t. People, jealousy is a disaster! Today, I realized this fully. No matter how much I tried to be brave, I felt as if I couldn’t—something was swirling inside my blood. My head felt heavy all over, and I felt as if I might collapse from the sheer trembling and agitation caused by my inner turmoil.