Hauwa Kulu Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel

<h2>Hauwa Kulu Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel </h2>
A car stopped in front of them and said to him "Kurna". Not because she knew anyone in Kurnan, but because she knew it was far from the city, she went there on the way out of Kano, and the car owner said five naira, even though Inna knew that he had to pay them to see the goods. but she didn't even ask for a discount.
 When they came to Kurna, she didn't know where to ask him to drop them off, and he was tired of walking with them in Kurna, so he said, "I'll take you to the station, if you're in town, will you leave?" Mom found herself saying "yes", then he took them to the old station, Tasar Kuka, and left them.
 Mom grabbed Hauwa's hand and they were all tired and hungry. They went to the stall of a tea seller. At the same time, Hantsi looked at the woman. She sat Hauwa on the empty bench. The tea seller came to them and said, "Yes. health? I don't beg on my bench, it's for business."
 Hawa opened her big eyes, looking up and down, as if he knew what she was doing, because she hates to be mentioned to her like being associated with the word "BEG" because she is blind and without eyes, not because Inna taught her It is not the good manners of not interfering in the conversation of adults, if she insulted him, the tea owner said,
 "Servants of God, move forward, please, don't kill my business with this strange tie of yours and all the smell of rags". 
 Inna hesitated and said, "Please pour the tea for her to drink, I will pay you, how much is one cup?" Cut her a cake."
 At that point, Hauwa couldn't hold back, she said, "Mom, if there is any tea left in the world, I will die of hunger, I won't drink it, since he told us to beggars." , she took it and put it on her. Inna stood up and took her hand and they left, saying "Umma say hello to Ashsha, there is a chance for the blind, and the heart beats like a leper. I don't like the business of beggars and the disabled."
 Inna saw the stall of a woman selling food, there were not many people there, so she dragged Hauwa towards it, the woman was bringing three food buyers at the table, when she saw the daughter of Kano-Jeddah, Inna She saluted her, and she answered with respect and said, "Yes, hello, right?" Will you buy food?" Mom said, "Yes, give her a piece of meat to eat so she is full. How much is a bowl of rice and soup?" The woman said "seven naira", so she poured food for Hauwa that was alive and moving and brought her into the booth which was very empty of people and washed her hands with water.