Masarauta Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

Masarauta Complete Hausa Novel 
*CHAPTER ONE*
 
 She was walking slowly, wearing an alkeba on top of an expensive leash, and some royal blood shoes, her hands and neck were wearing some jewelry that if you saw them, you would know that they are expensive.
 
 The maids are behind her and they are standing behind her, and on the other side she is carrying vegetables such as oranges, grapes, bananas, apples and other fruits, in a loop.
 
 They went to the house of herbs, it was a place where the king used to sit and rest, but no one came after him except for Princess Aymana, because she was the daughter he liked the most among his children.
 
 A woman came out with the ambassador, Princess Aymana, she stopped for a while, balancing her silence with a little bowing as a sign of respect to her mother, "Ranki ya dale Umma."
 
 The woman fixed her veil and said, "Princess, where are you going at this time when we are listening to the arrival of our guests?"
 
 "They can gather me to go to the house of herbs and rest"
 
 The ambassador on Umma's side said, "Forgive me, my roommate, not seeing you will make His Majesty's soul dear, and you, the other women of this house, each of them will leave me and their families."
 
 She frowned and raised her mouth to speak, Umma said, "Surely, the fines will come."
 
 As she spoke, Princess Aymana continued to walk, she stopped for a while, and the maid next to her said, "Daughter of the king, daughter of the king, you are safe, your heart is upset because of the anger of your children."
 
 She turned her eyes and made a way to return to the house, all the maids quickly opened the way for her and went back behind her.
 
 The main part of them went, she was in a hurry because she didn't want to be stopped, because she didn't want to meet the stranger.
 
 They left her in the living room. When she entered the room, she started to remove her Alk'ebbar, and sat on a chair with a short skirt.
 
 A young girl came out of her bathroom, she hated her body. She looked at her sister.
 
 "It was Umma that we met, she said that I should wait for the guests to come"
 
 "I told you, she won't let go, especially since His Highness is looking forward to the arrival of this guest."
 
 The princess took off her shoes.
 
 The girl turned around and continued with her plan, "If your majesty will accept our conversation, then