Gobe Na Complete Hausa Novel

<h2>Gobe Na Complete Hausa Novel </h2>
Milk was the most common thing in my purchases, not least knowing that my father needs tea more than anything else right now. I filled one basket with shopping for snacks and groceries and then I took another basket and filled it with some things for daily needs such as soap, laundry detergent and perfume and then omo. 
 I was wearing a black abaya except for a small veil which allowed me to carry all the baskets and go to pay Amal behind me holding her biscuit. On top of the table where she was listing things, I placed the baskets and put my hand in my bag and took out my ATM and held it in my hand while I waited for him to finish with those in front of me and he started with me. I'm used to where I don't withdraw my salary in full. When I buy something, I pay at the ATM. 
 When he finished with two people and started with mine, when he finished listing everything, I handed him the money and he started to take the money and put it on. goodbye 
 
 "How much is it?"
 
 "The dues are paid"
 
 He told me that he saw the work of assembling the clothes for me. In front of me, he cut off and fell down until I took a few hours and then I asked him again. 
 
 "Who pays?"
 
 "Hair out there"
 
 I turned around and saw Abdallah standing in his car with his eyes on the phone he was pressing. I took my head and continued to look at him until he finished putting the clothes in the bag and then I extended my hand and took it. 
 
 "Thank you"
 
 "No, we are grateful Hajiya"
 
 With both my hands, I grabbed the door and went to the exit door. Amal held the side of my shirt and we went out. . 
 I was walking to the side of the road when I heard his words behind me. 
 
 "I didn't pay the money and you didn't thank me, and I know you won't thank me, but even if you look at me, I feel a little cold?"
 
 I stood still and turned around and gave him a blank look with my face set like the edge of a storm. But it seems that my kiss is good for him because a smile filled his face and he took off his white glasses and looked at me. I took my head and continued walking when I heard him holding Amal's hand, which made me turn around quickly and saw him handing money to her. 
 
 "Get in the car with this, did you hear Amal, I know that even if I said I took your stubborn mother to the car, she will not go"
 
 Amal didn't say anything to him, she accepted the money, she was like that, where it was money and biscuits, she didn't refuse to accept it, no matter who's hand, she pulled her hand and we continued walking. 
 
 "Now I left your husband there in the boxing area with his friends and some women"
 
 I turned around for the second time and looked at him and I was sad to hear his words and I hated to see his face. 
 
 "What profit will you get if you tell me this? Do you think I will believe you? Why will my husband look for other women outside?"
 
 "Well, I can see it too. A man who wants to marry a woman like you, will he go out and look for others?"
 
 "You don't fear God Abdallah because you don't follow his law, you deliberately ignore the laws of marriage and curse God, will you suffer if another man takes care of your wife? Can a man say a bad word about you to your wife? Aren't you jealous of yourself? From now on, don't talk to me again about my husband. My husband is not an adulterer. I noticed that you don't know the value of marriage and you don't know your own value, let alone being able to protect the honor of your family.
 
 "I know the value of marriage, Halimatu, I know the dignity of marriage, and I respect marriage and all married people, I just love you, I want you to know that appearance and control change but the heart never changes, the relationship between me and you She will never stop, even after she loves me, I'm your brother, right?"
 
 "I'm not a stranger, and I hope you know that"
 
 He nodded at me and smiled. I turned and continued my journey.
 
 "If I had a woman like you, I wouldn't let my rebellion be seen, let alone if a man stopped talking to her, I would do everything I could to protect her honor and dignity."
 
 I didn't bother anymore until I stopped and told him something again, I was lucky when I was on the way to the road and I got a nape when I waved to her and she stopped and went in. 
 
 "Mangroves, you will take me"
 
 "two hundred"
 
 "I'll give you a hundred and hansi"
 
 "Let's go"
 
 I had to put on my hand gloves and bring in the fourth one that is Amal and then I sat down.
 
 "Mommy got the money"
 
 Amal said while handing me the money that Abdallah lost, I took it and put it in my bag, as if I was putting the money in my small phone, it rang and I put my hand out with the phone to see my mother-in-law's number, so I quickly took it.