Garkuwa Part 3 Complete Hausa Novel

Garkuwa Part 3 Complete Hausa Novel 
A Husband's Grief and Confusion
 
In deep frustration, he exclaimed,
"What have I done to deserve this from you, my wife, and our unborn child? What offense has that innocent soul committed that you dare to claim you want to kill it?"
 
Breathing heavily, he leaned back on the chair, closed his eyes briefly, and then opened them slowly. Suddenly, as if controlled by an unseen force, he stood up and began gathering his small personal items from the table. Once finished, he walked out of the office and shut the door firmly.
 
A Palace Stirred
 
Back at Princess Aminatu’s quarters, Hajiya Mama stormed out in panic. Her reaction left everyone confused.
 
Princess Saudatu stared at Shatu in disbelief before shaking her head and walking out.
 
Shatu, unfazed, adjusted her sitting position as Princess Aminatu entered and asked about her health. Ummi also joined them, showing concern. The women chatted for a while, each with her own thoughts, avoiding any mention of Hajiya Mama’s strange behavior.
 
A Restful Break
 
While talking, Ummi noticed Shatu yawning frequently and said,
"Let’s go. You need to rest."
 
They bid farewell to Princess Aminatu and returned to their room. As soon as they entered, Shatu went straight to her bedroom, lay on her bed, and quickly fell asleep. Ummi retired to her own room.
 
Yah Sheykh’s Silent Visit
 
Yah Sheykh parked quietly, entered the house, and noticed it was silent—everyone seemed to be asleep. He made his way slowly toward Shatu’s room.
 
Sitting gently by her bedside, he watched her peaceful sleep. Softly, he lifted her gown slightly and placed his hand tenderly on her belly. As he felt her calm breathing, he whispered emotionally,
"I love you, my child. I fear for what may harm you or your mother."
 
Shatu, awake but pretending to sleep, remained still.
 
He bent down, kissed her belly, and began reciting prayers over her.
“Oh Allah, You are the giver and taker of life. Please protect this child and his mother. Let him be born safely and bless his life.”
 
He kissed her belly again, adjusted her blanket, and left quietly.
 
The Dark Meeting with Boka Gilmau
 
Elsewhere, Hajiya Mama sat across from a sinister-looking man—Boka Gilmau. In a harsh tone, he warned,
"I told you to avoid harming that child. If you try to, your long-hidden secrets will be exposed."
 
Angrily, she replied,
"I came to you for a solution, not to hear warnings! You said if she gives birth, I lose everything. I must stop it—by poison, knife, or thugs!"
 
Gilmau laughed evilly, his laughter echoing through the cave. Smoke and darkness filled the air, terrifying her.
 
Desperate, she said,
"Summon your evil spirits! I’ll give whatever they demand."
 
The Boka replied,
"One million naira. Then the spirits will act."
 
She poured a bag full of cash before him, saying,
"Kill the baby and the girl. Make Jafar lose his focus too. Only then can I bury the old secret."
 
Gilmau chuckled again and warned,
"This is a battle between light and darkness. Those who follow Allah and His Messenger are the light. You can't defeat them easily."
 
Hajiya Mama nodded and left the cave, walking a long way through the dark forest to her car.
 
Final Preparations for Evil
 
At 10 PM, Hajiya Mama stood behind her quarters in a shadowy area surrounded by trees.
 
Facing her was a man dressed like a villain, wearing a mask—he was Jahan, a feared figure known for his cruelty.
 
She whispered with venom,
"Jahan, the evil spirit accepted my request. The girl and her baby will die."
 
Jahan, hearing this, sighed deeply in thought.
"Lost soul," he thought. "She might even poison Shatu without waiting for the spirits."