Sawun Giwa Part 5 Complete Hausa Novel

"He asked, 'Brother Ishaq, what on earth am I hearing? Who is this Sudais that you married Maisoon off to, after denying my son? And who is this Humaira you married him to? What is the meaning of this? So your hatred for Fawan has reached the point where you would completely block him from achieving his ultimate desire...'
'That is enough, Brother Umar. Please, this is not the right time or place for this discussion. Let us dismiss our guests first,' Usman interjected.
In an outburst of rage, Umar snapped, 'Shut up, Usman! You are both in cahoots, planning this hypocrisy together! Well, by Allah, none of you can stop me. I will definitely take drastic action against you!' As soon as he finished speaking, he turned sharply, preparing to storm out of the parlor as if he were about to fly into the sky.
Swiftly, Abbey thundered a fierce warning that reverberated through the entire parlor. In deep anger, he said, 'By Allah, Umar, do not dare leave this parlor, I am warning you! If you walk out, know that your life will face a severe consequence far worse than anything you can imagine right now!' After saying that, he turned to the high-ranking emirs seated in the room and said, 'For the sake of Allah's grandeur, Your Highnesses, please forgive this outburst. This family matter is precisely what I had hinted at from the very beginning, but everything will be sorted out smoothly, In sha Allah.'
King Muhammad Bilal merely smiled without saying a word, and King Hassan did the same. Even the President remained quiet, recognizing this as an internal family dispute.
As for Abba, the moment he heard Abbey's voice—ringing with an intense authority he had never heard from him before—he froze dead in his tracks, moving neither forward nor backward. Seeing this, Alhaji Ahmed Buba—the man whose daughter Abbey had just married off to Fawan—stood up, walked over, and pulled Abba by the hand, saying, 'Please, Dr. Umar, have patience. Let us sit down and handle everything calmly, for Allah's sake.' Without saying a word to Alhaji Ahmed, Umar simply complied and sat back down.
Meanwhile, outside, people were eagerly greeting General Muhseen and Colonel Fawan. Although Fawan was completely devoid of peace of mind, the stern talking-to he had received from Brother Jafar forced him to maintain some composure. He was merely waiting for the crowd to disperse so he could go and put an end to whichever bastard woman had been married to him, before dealing ruthlessly with whoever fathered Maisoon's new husband. 😳🙆 And so, the gathering dissolved, some leaving in absolute joy, while others departed with a mountain of lingering questions in their hearts.
Inside the house, the moment Aisha heard the announcement that her marriage contract had been sealed to Yah Muhseen, she collapsed to the floor, performing a prostration of gratitude (Sujjud) to Allah. However, the moment she heard that Maisoon’s marriage contract had been sealed to a man named Sudais, her heart sank into severe panic. Could it be that a forced marriage had been arranged for her sister? Who on earth was this Sudais? Innalillahi wa'inna ilaihi raji'un. Instantly, anxiety gripped her, but she did not dare break the news to Maisoon yet, since Maisoon was currently in the bathroom and hadn't heard a thing.
In the parlor, Mama and Aunty Meenah jumped up in shock. 'Sheikh Sudais?! So this is what brought Their Majesties to this city!' Meenah exclaimed in utter bewilderment.
Aunty Zainab quickly held her and asked, 'What do you mean, Meenah?'
'Hmm, just wait, Zee! Back in Saudi Arabia, I already had huge question marks regarding their sudden appearance, but I never imagined it was because of something like this. There is definitely a hidden motive behind this marriage. Let me tell you exactly what happened.' Right there, Aunty Meenah recounted everything that had transpired during Maisoon's visit to Saudi Arabia to Aunty Zee.
'What a massive entanglement!' were the words that escaped Aunty Zainab's mouth the moment Aunty Meenah finished her explanation. 'Indeed, Meenah, there is a huge question mark here. Could it be that he married her just to break her stubborn, disrespectful attitude? Or did that King's daughter orchestrate this marriage just to torment her? It’s highly possible he doesn't even know about the marriage himself, considering you said he is an incredibly prominent and highly respected public figure globally,' Aunty Zainab analyzed.
'Hmm, that is exactly what I am thinking too,' Aunty Meenah sighed in distress. 'But if this marriage was executed with an ulterior motive, then they have made a catastrophic mistake, because they clearly do not know who Mom's favorite child truly is. The only thing I fear is that her reaction might trigger something that could get us all killed, or land us in prison for the rest of our lives. Because let's face it—nobody needs to tell you what Maisoon is capable of when pushed!'"