Introduction

Chapter One: The Man in the Corridor

Chapter Two: One Dance, One Secret

Chapter Three: The Photograph

Chapter Four: The Truth Between Them

Chapter Five: A Choice Called Love

Chapter Six: The Wedding That Changed Everything

<h1>The Stranger Who Changed Her Life</h1><p>A contemporary romance · Love, secrets, betrayal, and second chances</p><h2>Chapter One: The Man in the Corridor</h2><p>Amara had promised herself she would spend the entire evening avoiding romance, but the moment she bumped into the stranger in the hotel corridor, she knew the night was about to become complicated.</p><p>At twenty-six, Amara was a beautiful young woman with warm brown skin, expressive dark eyes, and long black hair that fell in soft curls over her shoulders. She was intelligent, kindhearted, and independent, although years of disappointment had taught her to be careful with her heart.</p><p>She had come to the wedding to celebrate her best friend, Chioma, who was marrying the man she loved. Amara was genuinely happy for her friend, but watching the couple exchange affectionate glances reminded her of a relationship that had ended two years earlier.</p><p>Since then, she had buried herself in her work as a graphic designer. Love, she had decided, was a beautiful risk she could no longer afford.</p><p>She was returning to the ballroom after answering a phone call when she collided with someone at the corner of the corridor.</p><p>Her small handbag slipped from her shoulder, scattering her lipstick, keys, and phone across the polished floor.</p><p>"I'm so sorry!" she exclaimed, bending down.</p><p>"Allow me."</p><p>A deep, gentle voice answered her.</p><p>The stranger knelt next to her and began gathering her belongings. When he handed her phone back, their fingers touched briefly.</p><p>Amara looked up.</p><p>He was tall, dressed in a perfectly fitted black suit, with neatly trimmed hair and eyes that seemed unusually calm. There was something confident about him, but a trace of sadness lingered behind his smile.</p><p>"Are you always this dangerous around corners?" he asked.</p><p>Amara laughed despite herself. "Only when handsome strangers stand in my way."</p><p>He raised an eyebrow. "Handsome? That's a promising start."</p><p>"Don't get too excited. I was being polite."</p><p>"Then I'll have to earn a more honest compliment."</p><p>For the first time that evening, Amara felt herself genuinely smiling.</p><p>"I'm Daniel," he said, extending his hand.</p><p>"Amara."</p><p>He repeated her name softly, as though he wanted to remember it.</p><p>Then his expression changed.</p><p>"Amara," he said again, studying her face. "Can I ask you something strange?"</p><p>She tilted her head. "That depends on how strange."</p><p>"Have we met before?"</p><p>"No. I think I would remember you."</p><p>He looked away for a moment.</p><p>"Perhaps," he murmured. "But you remind me of someone I once knew."</p><p>Before Amara could ask another question, music drifted from the ballroom, and a waiter hurried past them carrying a tray of champagne.</p><p>Daniel stepped aside to let him pass.</p><p>"Would you care to dance with me?" he asked.</p><p>Amara hesitated. She had promised herself she wouldn't let anyone distract her that night.</p><p>But there was something about Daniel she couldn't explain.</p><p>"One dance," she said.</p><p>His smile returned.</p><p>"One dance."</p><p>Neither of them knew that the simple promise would change both their lives.</p><h2>Chapter Two: One Dance, One Secret</h2><p>The ballroom glittered beneath golden chandeliers. Couples moved gracefully across the dance floor while soft music filled the space.</p><p>Daniel offered Amara his hand.</p><p>"May I?"</p><p>She placed her hand in his, and he guided her onto the dance floor.</p><p>"Tell me something about yourself," he said.</p><p>"What would you like to know?"</p><p>"Something nobody knows about you."</p><p>Amara considered the question.</p><p>"Sometimes I pretend to be stronger than I really am."</p><p>Daniel's smile faded slightly.</p><p>"Why?"</p><p>"Because I've learned that people don't always handle your heart with care."</p><p>He looked at her for a long moment.</p><p>"Whoever made you believe that didn't deserve your heart."</p><p>"And you?" she asked. "What are you hiding behind that charming smile?"</p><p>Daniel laughed softly, but the sound didn't quite reach his eyes.</p><p>"Regret."</p><p>"That's mysterious."</p><p>"Perhaps I'll tell you someday."</p><p>Before she could respond, a familiar voice interrupted them.</p><p>"Daniel! There you are!"</p><p>The groom, Michael, approached with his bride beside him.</p><p>Amara's eyes widened.</p><p>"You know Michael?"</p><p>Daniel chuckled.</p><p>"Know him? He's my younger brother."</p><p>Amara stared at him.</p><p>"You're Michael's brother?"</p><p>"His older, wiser, considerably more handsome brother," Daniel replied.</p><p>Michael rolled his eyes. "Please don't encourage him, Amara. He's been unbearable since childhood."</p><p>They all laughed, and for a while, the evening felt wonderfully ordinary.</p><p>But when Michael turned away to greet another guest, Daniel's expression became serious.</p><p>"Amara, there's something I need to tell you."</p><p>"What is it?"</p><p>He glanced toward the ballroom entrance.</p><p>"Not here. Could we meet tomorrow?"</p><p>Her heart fluttered with curiosity.</p><p>"Why can't you tell me now?"</p><p>"Because I don't want to ruin your friend's wedding."</p><p>Before she could press him further, someone called Daniel's name from across the room.</p><p>He bent closer.</p><p>"Tomorrow. I promise."</p><p>Then he walked away, leaving Amara with more questions than answers.</p><p>That night, as she lay in bed, she replayed every word of their conversation.</p><p>She had met him only hours earlier.</p><p>So why did it feel as though her heart had been waiting for him?</p><p>And why had he looked so frightened when he asked whether they had met before?</p><h2>Chapter Three: The Photograph</h2><p>The following afternoon, Amara met Daniel at a quiet café overlooking the city.</p><p>He was already waiting when she arrived, two cups of coffee on the table.</p><p>"You came," he said.</p><p>"You promised me an explanation."</p><p>"Fair enough."</p><p>Daniel reached into his jacket and pulled out a small photograph.</p><p>The moment Amara saw it, her smile disappeared.</p><p>It was a photograph of a young woman standing beside a man outside a small art studio. The woman had Amara's eyes, her smile, and the same dimple on her left cheek.</p><p>It was her mother.</p><p>Amara stared at the picture.</p><p>"Where did you get this?"</p><p>Daniel took a slow breath.</p><p>"My father kept it among his personal belongings. I found it after he died last year."</p><p>Amara looked at him, confused.</p><p>"What does my mother have to do with your family?"</p><p>"More than either of us knew."</p><p>He explained that his father, Richard, had once been a business partner of Amara's late father. Years ago, the two families had been close. Richard had helped Amara's father establish a small design and printing business, and the families had spent holidays together.</p><p>But after a financial dispute, the friendship had ended bitterly.</p><p>Amara's father had lost his business. Her parents had struggled financially, and the families had stopped speaking.</p><p>"I remember my father mentioning a business partner," Amara whispered. "He never told me the man's name."</p><p>"Mine was Richard."</p><p>She looked down at the photograph again.</p><p>"Why are you telling me this now?"</p><p>"Because I discovered letters suggesting my father made a serious mistake. He believed your father had betrayed him, but the documents I found indicate that someone else was responsible."</p><p>"Who?"</p><p>"I don't know yet. Some of the records are missing."</p><p>Amara felt as if the ground beneath her had shifted.</p><p>For years, she had believed her father's business had failed because of circumstances beyond anyone's control. Now she was learning that an old family conflict might have been built on a lie.</p><p>Daniel reached across the table, stopping just short of touching her hand.</p><p>"I know this is a lot to take in. I didn't approach you to hurt you, Amara. I wanted to find out the truth."</p><p>She studied his face.</p><p>"And the question about whether we'd met before?"</p><p>"My father used to tell me stories about your family. He had this photograph on his desk. When I saw you at the wedding, you reminded me of your mother."</p><p>Amara swallowed.</p><p>"Why didn't you tell me who you were immediately?"</p><p>"Because I wasn't sure how you'd react. And because I wanted to speak to you as myself, not as my father's son."</p><p>For a long moment, neither spoke.</p><p>Then Amara asked the question that mattered most.</p><p>"Is there anything else you're not telling me?"</p><p>Daniel hesitated.</p><p>It was brief, but she noticed.</p><p>"I don't think so," he said.</p><p>She wanted to believe him.</p><p>But something inside her warned that the story was not finished.</p><h2>Chapter Four: The Truth Between Them</h2><p>Over the next few weeks, Amara and Daniel grew closer.</p><p>They met to examine the old letters. They visited the office where Daniel had stored his father's documents. They spent long evenings talking about their families, their ambitions, and the mistakes they had made.</p><p>Daniel was patient when Amara became overwhelmed. Amara brought laughter into Daniel's quiet life.</p><p>Slowly, friendship turned into something neither could easily deny.</p><p>One evening, Daniel took her to a small garden overlooking the ocean.</p><p>"I have something to tell you," he said.</p><p>Amara folded her arms playfully.</p><p>"You say that a lot."</p><p>"This time, I mean something different."</p><p>He stepped closer.</p><p>"When I first met you, I thought you were beautiful. But that isn't why I kept thinking about you."</p><p>"What is the reason?"</p><p>"Because you make me want to become a better man. You challenge me. You make me laugh when I don't feel like laughing. And when I'm with you, I don't feel like I have to pretend to have everything figured out."</p><p>Amara's eyes softened.</p><p>"Daniel..."</p><p>"I know we haven't known each other very long. But I don't want to pretend this is just friendship."</p><p>He took her hand.</p><p>"I'm falling in love with you."</p><p>For a moment, Amara couldn't speak.</p><p>She had spent so long protecting herself that she had forgotten how frightening it could be to want someone.</p><p>"I'm afraid," she finally admitted.</p><p>"So am I."</p><p>"What if we end up hurting each other?"</p><p>Daniel gently squeezed her hand.</p><p>"Then we'll have to be honest with each other. Even when the truth is difficult."</p><p>Amara looked into his eyes.</p><p>"That's all I've ever wanted."</p><p>He leaned toward her, giving her time to step away.</p><p>She didn't.</p><p>Their first kiss was gentle, uncertain, and full of everything they had been afraid to say.</p><p>For the first time in years, Amara allowed herself to imagine a future with someone.</p><p>But the past was not finished with them.</p><p>Two days later, Daniel called her in a panic.</p><p>"Amara, I need you to come to my office. Now."</p><p>When she arrived, he was standing beside his desk, holding a document.</p><p>His face appeared pale.</p><p>"I found the missing record," he said.</p><p>"What record?"</p><p>"The document that explains why our fathers fell apart."</p><p>He handed it to her.</p><p>Amara read the first page, then the second.</p><p>The signatures were unmistakable.</p><p>Her father's name appeared beside a transfer of company ownership that he had apparently never authorized. Another signature belonged to Daniel's father.</p><p>But the final page contained something worse.</p><p>A letter revealed that Richard had discovered the transfer was fraudulent years ago. Instead of correcting the record, he had remained silent because he feared losing his business.</p><p>Daniel looked devastated.</p><p>"My father knew the truth," he whispered. "He let your family suffer because he was afraid."</p><p>Amara felt tears sting her eyes.</p><p>"Your father destroyed my father's reputation."</p><p>"I know."</p><p>"And you knew there was a possibility of this?"</p><p>"I suspected something was wrong. I didn't know he had found the evidence."</p><p>She stepped away from him.</p><p>"Why didn't you tell me everything you suspected?"</p><p>"Because I was still trying to understand it."</p><p>"But you asked me to trust you."</p><p>Daniel reached for her hand, but she pulled away.</p><p>"I love you, Amara."</p><p>She shook her head, tears slipping down her cheeks.</p><p>"I love you too. That's what makes this hurt so much."</p><p>She left his office before he could answer.</p><p>And for the first time since meeting him, Amara wished she had never bumped into the stranger in the corridor.</p><h2>Chapter Five: A Choice Called Love</h2><p>For three days, Amara ignored Daniel's calls.</p><p>She needed time to separate the man she loved from the painful history of their families.</p><p>Eventually, she visited her mother's house and showed her the documents.</p><p>Her mother read them in silence.</p><p>When she finished, she sat down heavily.</p><p>"Your father suspected something like this," she said. "But he never had enough proof. He was so ashamed of losing the business that he refused to discuss it."</p><p>"Why didn't you tell me?"</p><p>"Because I wanted you to remember your father as a good man, not as someone who had been betrayed."</p><p>Amara sat beside her.</p><p>"Do you hate Daniel's family?"</p><p>Her mother sighed.</p><p>"I hated what happened. But hatred doesn't restore what was lost, and it doesn't bring your father back."</p><p>She took Amara's hands.</p><p>"Do not punish Daniel for his father's mistakes. But do not excuse him if he makes his own."</p><p>Those words stayed with Amara long after she left.</p><p>That evening, she opened the final letter again.</p><p>There was something she had overlooked: Daniel's father had written that he intended to make things right before his death. He had gathered the evidence, prepared a statement, and instructed his lawyer to contact Amara's family.</p><p>The letter had never been sent.</p><p>Daniel had inherited not only his father's wealth but also the responsibility of confronting his father's wrongdoing.</p><p>The following morning, Amara went to see him.</p><p>She found him in the same office where everything had fallen apart. His desk was covered with documents, and he looked as though he hadn't slept.</p><p>When he saw her, he stood immediately.</p><p>"Amara."</p><p>She took a breath.</p><p>"I'm still hurt."</p><p>"I understand."</p><p>"And I can't promise that trusting you will be easy."</p><p>"I don't expect you to."</p><p>She placed the letter on his desk.</p><p>"I read everything. Your father should have told the truth. My father deserved better."</p><p>"Yes," Daniel said quietly. "He did."</p><p>"Are you going to make this right?"</p><p>Daniel nodded.</p><p>"I've already contacted the lawyer. I'm prepared to release every document, cooperate with the investigation, and make a formal statement about what I found. Whatever the consequences, your family deserves the truth."</p><p>Amara searched his face.</p><p>He wasn't asking her to forget what had happened. He wasn't asking her to protect him.</p><p>He was choosing to take responsibility.</p><p>And that mattered.</p><p>"I don't want a relationship built on secrets," she said.</p><p>"Neither do I."</p><p>"Then no more hiding. No more deciding what I can or cannot handle."</p><p>Daniel nodded.</p><p>"From now on, the truth. Even when it costs me something."</p><p>Amara's eyes filled with tears.</p><p>She stepped forward and embraced him.</p><p>He held her gently, as if he understood that love was not a way to erase pain but a reason to face it honestly.</p><p>"I can't promise this will be easy," she whispered.</p><p>Daniel rested his forehead against hers.</p><p>"I don't need easy. I need honest."</p><p>She smiled through her tears.</p><p>"Then let's start there."</p><h2>Chapter Six: The Wedding That Changed Everything</h2><p>Six months later, the investigation had uncovered the full truth.</p><p>Daniel cooperated with the legal process, and the evidence helped clear Amara's father's name. Daniel also worked with the relevant professionals to address the financial harm caused by the fraudulent transfer.</p><p>The process was difficult, and it did not restore the years Amara's family had lost. But it gave them something they had been denied for a long time: the truth.</p><p>Amara's graphic design business began to grow. She launched her own studio, determined to build something that belonged entirely to her.</p><p>Daniel supported her, but he never tried to take control of her work. He celebrated her successes as if they were his own.</p><p>Their relationship grew stronger, not because they never disagreed, but because they learned to speak honestly and listen when it mattered.</p><p>One year after their first meeting, they returned to the hotel where they had met.</p><p>This time, they weren't attending someone else's wedding.</p><p>They were celebrating their engagement.</p><p>The ballroom was decorated with white roses and golden lights. Chioma and Michael were there, laughing about how a simple collision in a corridor had started an extraordinary love story.</p><p>Daniel led Amara to the quiet corridor where they had first met.</p><p>"Do you remember what you told me?" he asked.</p><p>"Which part?"</p><p>"You said you were being polite when you called me handsome."</p><p>Amara laughed.</p><p>"I was being generous."</p><p>"Generous? That's not how I remember it."</p><p>She shook her head, smiling.</p><p>Then Daniel grew serious.</p><p>"Amara, when I first met you, I thought my biggest challenge would be finding the courage to tell you the truth about our families. I didn't realize you would teach me what love really means."</p><p>He took her hands.</p><p>"Love isn't just the way you feel when everything is beautiful. It's what you choose when things become difficult. It's honesty. It's responsibility. It's showing up when running away would be easier."</p><p>Amara felt tears gathering in her eyes.</p><p>"Daniel..."</p><p>"I can't promise you a perfect life. But I can promise to stand beside you, respect you, and keep choosing you. Will you marry me?"</p><p>She looked at the man who had once been a stranger, the man whose family's past had nearly destroyed their future, and the man who had chosen truth over comfort.</p><p>"Yes," she whispered.</p><p>Then, smiling through her tears, she said it again.</p><p>"Yes, Daniel. I'll marry you."</p><p>He slipped the ring onto her finger and kissed her as the ballroom erupted in applause.</p><p>For the first time, Amara no longer feared that loving someone meant losing herself.</p><p>She had learned that the right kind of love did not demand that she abandon her strength. It gave her the courage to be vulnerable without surrendering who she was.</p><p>And Daniel had learned that the past could explain a person's mistakes, but only their choices could define who they became.</p><p>Sometimes, life changes in a single moment.</p><p>Sometimes, it begins with a collision in a quiet corridor, a stranger's smile, and a question neither person knows how to answer.</p><p>Amara had once promised herself she would avoid romance.</p><p>But standing in Daniel's arms, she finally understood something she had spent years trying to forget:</p><p>The heart was not made to live without risk.</p><p>It was made to discover what was worth the risk.</p><p>And for Amara and Daniel, that discovery was only the beginning.</p><p>The End.</p>

The Stranger Who Changed Her Life

From a dare to becoming someone's wife.<div>Reckless right?</div><div>But it didn't end there.</div><div>One month after the marriage dare expired, she discovered she was pregnant.</div><div><br></div><div>Yes pregnant.</div><div>How complicated can life get?</div><div><br></div><div>Worse still, her mother was the first person to find out.</div><div>How far can the consequences of one reckless decision really go?</div><div><br></div><div>M. Maryama</div>

Halal, the wrong way

Tafe take yayin data rufe fuskar da face mask ba abinda kake gani sai idanunta, ta shigo cikin kasuwar, kalle kalle take taga inda zata ga kukar da inna tace ta siyo mata.<div><br></div><div>Daidai tazo shanyo wata kwana ne idanunta suka sauka akan motar saif, saurayin daya kasance abokin ta ne, kasancewar sa d'an masu hannu da shuni.</div><div><br></div><div>Garin ta buyar masa ne ta takewa wani mutum kaya, wanda ya baza wakensa a k'asa yana d'agawa.</div><div><br></div><div>Dattijon ne ya juya ya kalli yarinyar wadda ko tsayawa batayi ba, ta ruga da gudu kasancewar taga idan ta tsaya to tabbas hankalin saif zaizo kanta, kuma a yau asirin su ita da k'awarta sai ya tonu.</div><div><br></div><div>Dai dai wani lungu ta tsaya tana faman nishi a fili ta furta:</div><div><br></div><div>"ohh ni zahra da yanzu saif ya ganni da yau ba had'uwa kuwa.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" allah bara naje gidan bazan kara zuwa kasuwa ba dan bazan zubar da mutunci na a banzaa ba.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Tafiya tayi daidai wani lungun naga ta tsaya, gaba daya tin daga cikin lungun wata kwata ce ke zuba bakikiri n.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Wani tsaki taja.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" allah yayi mana tsari da talauchi haba.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Wani dattijo me ya taho yana tuk'o kurar ruwa yana nishi da kyar.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" ke ke zahara'u zo nan.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Juyowa tayi ta kallesa, murya kasa kasa tace"yanzu zai zo ya takura min ni bazan iya da wanann takurar taka ba baba.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" me kika ce zahara'u.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>"Ba abinda nace ta bashi amsa tana kallon ledan hannunsa.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>&nbsp;"Zahara'u kar6i nan ki shigar wa da mahaifiyarki ciki,saboda zan kai ruwa gidan malam bala.</div><div><br></div><div>Kar6a tayi sai da ta shiga lungun sannan ta hau tutturo baki tana maganganu.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" Assalamualaikum.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Inna! Inna!!&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Wata yarinya ce kamarsu daya da zahra tace"haba yaya zahra daga shigowa kuma sai ki hau kwadawa inna sallama.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>" Ke rauda bansa da ke ba dan haka ki kyale ni,dik ba laifinki bane, kika dauki wata jaka kikai tafiyarki makarantar islamiyya, bayan kin sa ba kuka a gidan na wannan tuwon da akeyi kullun kamar farillah.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Mikewa rauda tayi tace" ina laifi zahra wani tuwon ma nema yake amma bai samu ba, dan haka ni nagode allah tinda har babanmu ke iya ciyar da mu.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Wani tsaki zahra taja tana mai gallawa rauda harara ta huce ta wullar da kukar a bakin murhun.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Wani d'an karamin labulai ta d'aga ta shiga dakinsu, wanda ya kasance shimfide da tabarma.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Masha allah d'akin tsabb a tsaftace yake.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>'yar karamar katifar da take daga gefen hagu anan ta kwanta tana jan tsaki.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Raudha ta kasance kanwa ce ga zahra, dik da tsakanin su ba wata tazara bace, shiyasa ya kasance kansu d'aya, ba laifi suna dan kama, amma sai dai raudha tafi zahra kyau.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Tsakanin raudha da zahra sam babu jituwa sakamakon ita raudha sam rayuwarta take daidai sa6anin zahra wadda take 'yar karya ce, ga shiga cikin masu kudi, ko a school ma zahra abokanta sun kasance dik masu kud' i ne.</div><div><br></div><div>Shigowar inna yasata sak'ale mayafi akan igiya tace"raudha nikam Zahara'u ta shigo.</div><div><br></div><div>Raudha wadda ta gama wanke wanke tace"eh ta shigo, ga kukar nan ta ajiye miki a wajen murhu ita kuma tana d'aki.</div><div><br></div><div>Inna jinjina kai tyi ta huce.</div><div><br></div><div>Rauda ce ta d'age labulen tana shiga dakin ta kasancewar ta gama aikinta zata d'an duba littafanta na islamiyya kafin ai sallar magariba.</div><div><br></div><div>Tana shiga zahra ta gani kwance yayin data cire d'ankwalin kanta tana danna wayarta kirar Sumsung A05 sai kuma gefe wani powerbank ne tana chaji tana dannawa.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Raudha kallonta tayi tace"yanzu ke zahra kina kallo lokacin sallar magariba ya kusa amma kikabar kanki a bude,kuma kinsan hakan ba karamin illah bane a gareki.</div><div><br></div><div>"kaiii inalillahi, ni wallahi na tsani sa ido, ina ruwana dake koda kika shigo na miki magana, kodan kawai salon ki takura min ki addabi rayuwa ta ne.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Mikewa tayi naga ta janyo ring light ta dora wayarta akan sa bayan ta kunnasa.</div><div><br></div><div>Wani farin kyalle mai dauke da flowers naga ta sakala a jikin bango, a take wajen ya zamana kamar wani babban falo, background din wall din ya fito rad'au.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Video ta fara inda ta kunna wakar Safeera ta ado gwanja, a hakan ba dankwalin a hakan take videon,rawa take sosai a kalla tayi videon sakanni talatin sannan ta katse.&nbsp;</div>

RAYUWAR WASU

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<div>Soyayyar mahaifi, zamba cikin aminci, zazzafan kishi, makauniyar soyayya, ƙiyayya</div>

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<div>Zahra yarinyar da aka yi mata auren na huce da almajiri wanda ba'a san asalin ba, lokacin da ƴan bani na iya suka ke zunɗen mariƙinta, masu hannu a kutungwilar suka fara dariya murna ne salon ya fara canzawa tamkar yanda hawainiya ke xanza launi, wani sabon al'amari ya bayyana wanda ya girgiza duniyar su.</div>

AUREN HUCE HAUSHI

Na kasance kyakkyawar yarinya wadda a halin yanzu ina secondary school ss2, shekara ta 16 Amma idan ka ganni sai ka zata nayi irin shekara 18 din nan saboda ina da girman jiki, kuma tubarkallah ina da kyau domin dik gidan mu ba wanda ya kaini kyau.Sunana falmata yasir uba, haifaffiyar garin kano cikin unguwar dorayi, gidan mu ya kasance gida madaidaici mai dauke da babban falo sai dakuna guda biyu a ciki, a wajen wato tsakar gida akwai baranda, sannan kuma da karamin kitchen da band'aki, gefe kuma famfo ne wanda anan ne muke wanke wanke.<div>Ina da kanne guda 2 dikansu maza sadeeq da usman, wanda sun kasamce su suna jss. Kamar kullun yau ma sanye nake da uniform dina wanda na dad'a musu wuta sunci guga nafito daga falon ummana,sneaker na na tsaya sakawa wanda na wankesa tin jiya dana gama wanki. Uniform din wandon dark blue da hijab ne sai riga light blue, abinka da farar fata uniform din sunyi matukar amsar jikina suka kwamta luff abinsu.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Jaka ta wadda take a gefe na d'auka na sab'a a baya sannan na tako ina duna watch din hannuna, gaban umma na tsaya. "umma zan tafi na kusa late. Umma ce ta d'ago tace" to allah y tsare tare da dakko kudin break ta mika mini nikam na fita da sauri na.Makotan mu na shiga na fara kwala kiran ummi,da sauri ta fito a shirye tana gyara jakarta. Kallonta nayi nace"tsabar iskanci kina gani munyi late amma shi ne kikai zamanki.</div><div><br></div><div>Ummi ce ta kalli falmata hadi da fadin"na rantse da allah falmata yau sai dai ki samu mai rakaki wajen ibrahim dan ni bazan iya wannan zaryar banzan ba.Falmata ce tai saurin janyo hannunta tana dora hannu a baki alamun tayi mata shiru, kar wani yaji. Ummi kuwa tabe baki tayi ta huce ta barta anan a tsaye.Falmata ce tabi bayanta tana so ta shawo kanta ta rakata.Falmata da dadin bakin gaske kuwa karasawa tayi gaban ummi suka fara tafiya.</div><div><br></div><div>"yanzu ke siater idan baki rakani ba, wa zai rakani kinsan da cewa na riga dana kamu da son ibrahim, wallahi idan har bansaka sa a idanuna ba to kinsan yinin ranar jin sa zanyi ba wani dandano idan ya kasance ma na iya kaiwa ko.Ummi ce tai banza da ita taci gaba da tafiyarta.Ummi ce ta kalli falmata tace"har kullun ina fada miki falmata ki daina shisshigewa maza,karki manta shi ibrahim din da kike zuwa wajen sa ai ba muharraminki bane, sannan kuma a iyaka sanina kece mace ta biyar da ibrahim yake soyayya dake, kinsan da cewa kuma ba aurenki zai ba ko.Falmata ce ta tsaya cak ta kalli ummi tace"ki fita a idona ummi, ko dan kinga ina lallabaki shi ne zaki na gayawa sahibi na magana,to. Wallahi kika kuskura kika kara fadin ko kalma d'aya ce akan ibrahim sai na bata miki rai.</div><div><br></div><div>Ummi ce ta dubeta tace"lallai falmata ni kike fadawa wadannan maganganun to bara kiji na fad'a miki wallabi sai na tona asirinki sai naje na samu umma na fad'a mata komai.Falmata jiki a sanyaye tace"dan allah ummi kiyi hakuri karki fada mata, ummi banza tayi mata tayi hanyarta.Falmata wadda kwakwalwarta da zuciyarta suka cakude waje d'aaya, yayin da kwakwalwarta na fadin ta tafi wajen ibrahim, zuciyarta na hasko mata makaranta,karya kwana tayi ta nufi wajen ibrahim gaba da unguwarsu kadan.Ummi ce ta juya ta kalli falmata wadda tai hanyar gidan su Ibrahim tana k'ara jinjina wannan wauta ta falmata.</div><div><br></div><div>A fili ta furta ba laifin ta bane laifin zuciyarta ne da fa d'auki son ibrahim ta dora mata daga nan ta karasa makarantar.Falmata kuwa a kofar wani d'an karamin shago naga ta tsaya tana knocking kasa kasa.Ta dade a tsaye sanann naga an bude kofar, wani Kyakkyawan namiji ne ya fito bazaka kirashi da baki ba, haka kuma ba fari bane, sanye yake da jallabiya ya kalli falmata yace"dan allah falmata na gaya miki ki daina zuwar min dik safiya, ni nace miki yanzu ina da wacce nakeso amma kin kasa fahimta ta.</div><div><br></div>

BAUTAR ZUCI

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter  3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter  14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

<p>ASSALAMU ALAIKUM, MASOYA KARATU! ❤️📚</p><p>Ni ce Rukie Sokoto, marubuciya mai kawo muku labarai masu ɗauke da soyayya, sirrika da darussan rayuwa.</p><p>Ku biyo ni domin karanta novel ɗina mai suna Duhun Da Na Tashi Ciki. Ku karanta, ku yi sharhi, kuma ku tallafa mini. 🥹❤️</p><p>Wannan shi ne novel ɗina na farko. Ina fatan zan samu goyon bayanku. Idan na yi kuskure a cikin rubutuna, ina roƙon ku da ku yi haƙuri ku yafe mini. Ina nan don koyon sababbin abubuwa da inganta rubutuna.</p><p>Ina maraba da shawarwarinku da gyare-gyarenku cikin ladabi da mutuntawa.</p><p>Allah ya saka muku da alheri bisa goyon bayanku. ❤️🤲</p><div>ASSALAMU ALAIKUM, MASOYA KARATU! ❤️📚</div><div><br></div><div>Ni ce Rukie Sokoto, marubuciya mai kawo muku labarai masu ɗauke da soyayya, sirrika da darussan rayuwa.</div><div><br></div><div>Ku biyo ni domin karanta novel ɗina mai suna Duhun Da Na Tashi Ciki. Ku karanta, ku yi sharhi, kuma ku tallafa mini. 🥹❤️</div><div><br></div><div>Wannan shi ne novel ɗina na farko. Ina fatan zan samu goyon bayanku. Idan na yi kuskure a cikin rubutuna, ina roƙon ku da ku yi haƙuri ku yafe mini. Ina nan don koyon sababbin abubuwa da inganta rubutuna.</div><div><br></div><div>Ina maraba da shawarwarinku da gyare-gyarenku cikin ladabi da mutuntawa.</div><div><br></div><div>Allah ya saka muku da alheri bisa goyon bayanku. ❤️🤲</div>

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Soyayya, sirri, yaudara, cin amana, kisa, nadama da ƙaddarar da ba a sani ba.<div><br></div>

INUWAR GASKIYA

<p dir="ltr">rungume take da allo a hannunta, da ka ganta kasan daga makaranta ta dawo,cikin tsakar rana take tafiya yayin da kafarta ko takalmi babu,tayi wani bututu da jikinta,can nesa kadan naga tana wangale baki tare da bude baki tana fadin"Salame Salame wadda aka kira da wannan sunan ne naga ta juyo take ta zuba na kare.Ganin ta fara gudu ne yasa yarinyar binta,cikin lokaci kankane ta kamota tare da bugata da kasa,ta kuma haye kan ruwan cikinta tana zuba mata kasa a baki,can kuma ta saki dariya tace"wai da ke salame kinci bati kenan ko,har ni zaki sa malamDahe ya dakeni ko,tashi tayi daga kanta bayan ta cika bakin da kasaga jini yana zuba ta hancintaamma bata raga mata babishiyar darbejiyan dake wajen tai tsalle ta dane tare da fizgota,lokaci guda ta dawo hannunta, bata wani ji tausayinta ba ta fara zabga mata,salame ba damar ihu.Dik yawan mutanen da suka taru an kasa samun wani yayi mata magana,domin kana mata magana kanka zata dawo,kamar daga sama taji wata murya,lokaci guda ta yarda bulalan,tana kallonsa cikeda tsantsar tsoro,wani saurayi ne cikeda karfi ya fara jan hannunta suka bar wajen cikin lokaci kankane,mutanen dake wajen ne suka kama salame tamike daganan kuma kowa ya watse ya kama gabansa.Tafiya suke a daidai lokacin suka shiga cikin wani gidana jar kasa ne,shigarsu ke dawuya na hangi wasu bukkoki guda3 da suke a jere sai daga baya can na hangi wani abu kamar rumbu.Shigowarsa ne ya kalli tsohuwar dake gidan tana kokarin hada itace, domin ta dora sanwar abincinta, juyowar da zatayi ne ta ga mutum tare da yarinya,cikin hausanta irin ta fulani tace"to garba kace yarinyar yau ma tayi halin nata,kallonyarinyar tayi tace"wai ke indo yaushezakiyi hankali ne iye,ke gaba daya bakya girma,rigima yau daban ta gobe daban,kafin ta rufe bakinta aka rangwada sallama a kofar gidan,garba ne yaja tsaki sakinta yayi fita dan yasan kiran mai gari ne.Fitarsa ne yasa indo ta kalli tsohuwar tace"to ke kuma ina ruwanki, mata sai sa'idon jaraba,malama ki kyaleni naci zamani na,ke wayasan ma me kikayi da kika tashi yin taki kuruciyar,kawai dan nazo a hannunki shikenan sai ki fara min jaraba,na rantse da allah kuma kema kin jawa kanki,a lokacin data rufe baki ne muryar garba ta fara tashi, alamun shigowarsa kenan"zaki tashi mu wuce wajen mai gari ko sai na bata miki,yarinya mara mutunci,narantse da allah muka dawo daga wajen mai gari sai na targadaki tsaki yaja ya tashi yayi waje,ba shiri ta tashi ta bishi tana kunkuni kamar wani sa'anta.Iyalle bayan fitarta kuwa rike baki tayi tana fadin"kai wannan yarinya allah ubangiji ya shiryeki, yarinya karama sai wulakanci da rashinkunya,ga shegiyar fitsara,yarinyar kamar yarinyar aljanu, mayafintadake jikin igiya taja sannan ta fice ta nufi wajen mai gari dan jin ina za a kwana a wannan lamari na indo.A wajen mai gari kuwa,salame ce da mahaifiyarta sai mahaifinta a zaune a wajen mai gari,yayin da kallo daya zakayi mata kasan ta daku ba karya, shigowar indo da garba ne yasa taja tsaki,kallonta indo tayi take a wajen ta fara babbaka dariya kamar wata sabon kamu,dik yawan mutanen wajen sakin baki sukayi suna kallonta kamar wata sabuwar kamu,tsawar da garba ya daka mata ne yasa ta yin shiru,salame ta kalleta cike da kuluwa,mai gari sanin halin indo ne yasashi fara magana a hankali."ke indo me ya hadaki da salame ne,cike da tsiwa tace"yo baba me gari kaji min batu dana kasa gane ina ka dosa,salame ce a makarantar kan tudu tasa malam iliya dan me karfi ya dakeni, ni kuma wallahi tinda ya dakeni nace a kanta zanrama,shisa na kamata na jibgi abar banza,mai gari ne yayi gyaran murya yace"ke bakisan a inda kike ba har kike wannan lafazin,kallon salame yayi yace ke salame meyasa kikasa malam ya daketa.Cikin kuka da sharbar majina, salame tace" baba mai gari wallahi ita ce ta samu allo na ta wanke min hi a kogin dan marka dayake kan hanya,shi ne ni kuma da muka je makarantana fadawa malam,yace sai ta bada kudi an min wani rubuta,da tace bazata biya ba shine yayi mata bulala goma,sannan yace ta bani hakuri amma sai taki.</p>

AISHATUL HUMAIRA (Labarin Indo)

Ko maza sun kare

<div>labarine na wani mashi wanda ya shiga cikin tsaka mai wuya saka makon tsoma baki da mahaifiyarsa tayi akan lamuran neman aurensa mai makon ta barshi ya zabi wadda yake so.</div>

<p><strong>KADDARA CE KO KUSKURE?</strong>
<em>Na Marhama</em></p>
<p>Afnan Hassan ta shiga jami’a da manyan buri da mafarkai. Amma ba ta san cewa a can ne za ta haɗu da soyayyar da za ta rikita mata tunani ba.</p>
<p>Irfan shi ne wanda zuciyarta ta zaɓa, amma Amir fa? Mutumin da ya girmeta da shekaru goma sha ɗaya, wanda ya shigo rayuwarta ba tare da ta shirya ba.</p>
<p><strong>Shin zuciya ce ke zaɓar wanda ya dace da ita, ko kuwa kaddara ce ke da nata tsarin?</strong> ❤️KADDARA CE KO KUSKURE?</p><p>Na Marhama</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

Kaddara ce ko kuskure?

Chapter one

Chapter 3

<div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>Hangen Dala yana nufin yadda mutum yake kallon rayuwa da al’amuranta ta fuskar kuɗi, dukiya da abin duniya. Yana iya bayyana yadda son kuɗi ko burin samun arziki ke shafar tunanin mutum, halayensa da kuma yadda yake mu’amala da mutane.</div><div><br></div><div>Saƙon littafin: Kuɗi suna da amfani, amma bai kamata mutum ya fifita su a kan mutunci, gaskiya da ƙauna ba.</div>

HANGEN DALA