Sauyin Lamari Part 2 Complete Hausa Novel

Moha threw him a sharp look, instantly prompting him to hand over the house address. Turning swiftly, Moha bolted into the car, and Lameen slammed on the gas, speeding off immediately.

Meanwhile, as soon as Suwaiba saw Jadwah go inside, she went to the door and pounded on it before rushing out to fetch the security guard to break it down. Without delay, the guard arrived and began hammering on the door, which Suwaiba claimed had locked an unlucky girl inside. Paralyzed with fear, Jadwah let out a piercing scream, bolted toward the bathroom, and locked the door from within. Clutching her dead, uncharged phone, she wept, praying that God would send help and save her from this woman's evil plans.

Just as the room door was about to come off its hinges, Moha burst into the living room like a madman, frantically shouting Jadwah's name. Suwaiba stared at him, terror written all over her face. With his entire mind focused on Jadwah, Moha paid no attention to Suwaiba, rushing through the house searching for her and calling out her name.

Lameen walked in shortly after, stopping to glare at Suwaiba, who stood frozen with a guilty, uneasy expression. A single glance was enough for him to know she was up to no good. The security guard spoke up, saying:

"Alhaji, there's a young girl trapped inside this room, and we were just trying to open the door."

With a single powerful blow, Moha knocked the door right off its frame and rushed into the bedroom, frantically calling out her name. Hearing his voice, she scrambled up from where she was crouched by the bathroom door and listened closely. Sure enough, it was Moha's voice drawing nearer to the bathroom door, shouting her name. She yanked the door open just as he reached it. Weak at the knees, she collapsed straight into his chest, bursting into a heartbreaking sob. He wrapped his arms tightly around her, holding her close to his chest while soothingly stroking her back.