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Sahra Hot Love Part 1 Complete Hausa Novel

AuthorDeeluv

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Love Stories
Format
DOC
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Free
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Prepared
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24 chapters/parts
Published
Jan 7, 2026
Updated
Sep 14, 2026
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Deeluv
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Panic in the Silent House
She banged violently on the door with all her strength, shaking it furiously. She was dressed in nothing but casual wear—a long robber gown that clung tightly to her body, revealing every sharp curve she had. Her long hair, which reached the small of her back, was wildly disheveled from sheer panic. She screamed at the top of her voice as she ran around the living room, hitting walls and furniture.
“Help! Help please… Is there anybody here? Somebody please? … Nobody!”
She cried uncontrollably, sobbing as though her soul was about to leave her body. She couldn’t stay in one place, pacing the large living room, screaming desperately for help. Slowly, her strength failed her and she collapsed onto a rug spread across the floor, breaking down into fresh tears.
The Captor Reveals Himself
Suddenly, a door within the living room was pushed open sharply. She lifted her head and traced the figure from his feet up to his face. He was wearing three-quarter trousers and a sleeveless top, a cigarette held between his fingers as he smoked calmly. He was fair-skinned, tall, with a broad chest and strikingly large eyes—seductive yet deeply unsettling to behold.
With slow, confident steps, he walked toward her and squatted in front of her, lifting her chin gently while staring straight into her eyes with a dangerously charming gaze. With his other hand, he brushed the hair covering her face aside, placed the cigarette on the center table, and released a crooked smile.
“My Sahraah!..” he said coolly and gently.
He leaned his face closer, trying to pull her into an embrace. She pushed him away with all her strength and staggered backward, frightened by the look in his eyes. She shook her head repeatedly, retreating as her lips trembled.
“Please, Safwan, don’t transgress me… please let me go home. Stay away from my life… don’t hurt me, please…”
He stepped forward and pinned her against the wall, whispering into her neck in a lazy, chilling voice.
“My sweet Sahraah… I will never stay away from you, and I won’t stop kidnapping you until you agree to marry me. I love you, Sahraah…”
He finished speaking while his hands roamed shamelessly over her entire body. She shut her eyes tightly as tears streamed down her face, whispering broken prayers.
“Oh Allah, help me and save me from this bastard man…”
Violence, Escape, and Arrest
He lifted his bloodshot eyes and stared at her strangely, then burst into laughter as he pressed her harder against the wall.
“You called me a bastard, huh? Good… then watch.”
He grabbed her forcefully, dragged her into a room, and threw her onto the bed, climbing on top of her. She screamed and struggled to get up, but he pinned her down, trying to lift her gown.
“Don’t expose me, Safwan, please leave me alone… I want to go home…”
He quickly covered her mouth with his, sucking aggressively as though he wanted to devour her lips. She struck him wildly, kicking and hitting his waist, but he didn’t budge. Her hands flailed desperately to the side, hoping to find something—anything—she could use to hurt him. By luck, her fingers brushed against a lamp. She grabbed it quietly and smashed it hard against his neck.
He let out a loud scream and rolled away instantly, clutching the spot where she struck him. Blood began to pour out as dizziness overtook him, and he collapsed. She jumped off the bed and ran out of the bedroom, searching desperately for an exit from the living room.
Safwan crawled weakly and pressed a bell beside the bed. Instantly, gunshots rang throughout the house.
She froze in terror and screamed uncontrollably—the sound of gunfire paralyzing her with fear. Over fifty security personnel stormed upstairs, rushing toward Safwan’s room. They smashed through the living room door and arrested Sahraah, who stood trembling in the middle of the hall, completely dazed.
“You! What are you doing here? Where is Sir Safwan?”
“Can’t you hear us? Where is Sir?!”
One of them barked angrily, charging toward her and threatening her with the butt of his gun. She screamed and collapsed to her knees, pointing weakly toward the room with a trembling hand.
Two of them ran in and found Safwan lying on the floor, holding his head as blood flowed freely. One rushed out in shock to alert the others. The rest followed inside, except for one who held Sahraah as she shook violently.
Safwan was rushed into a vehicle and taken to a very expensive private hospital.
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