Haba, Ummu, kiyi tunani mana,” Farida pleaded, looking at her with concern, “ai kin san ko da Abbakar ba abokin Mahfuz bane, babu ta yadda za’ai ya yadda ya aureki. Kina ganin yadda yan mata masu aji ke faman sansa, kuma ya sani, ba wai be sani ba, amman ya share su.”

“Ki daurewa zuciyarki, karki zama butulu. Yah Nasir be cancanci haka ba,” Farida added, her voice full of emotion. “Ya cancanci duk wani karamci daga gareki. Ya miki duk wani halacci na rayuwa, ki daure ki sake tunani, wallahi.”

“Nifa ba cewa nayi bazan aureshi ba,” Ummu said, her voice trembling slightly, “ni wallahi a matsayin uba na ɗauke shi, ko ma uwa da uba. Na taya kuke ganin zan iya zaman aure da wanda na ke ma kallon iyaye na?”

“Shima matsayin diya ya ɗauke ni. Ina da tabbacin bai taɓa min san aure ba,” she continued, her eyes filled with tears. “Saboda yasha fadan irin son da ya ke ma Farida. Na ma rasa ina ya kai son da yake mata ya saka na wa ni? Har mamaki nake inna tuna yadda yazo ya marairaice wai ni yake san aure.”

“Daurewa za kiyi ahankula, in kika ce kin amince kuka fara soyayya, tuni za ki mance da a ina kika ajiye shi,” Farida said matter-of-factly, leaning closer to Ummu. “Kina kallonsa haka simi simi zai baki mamaki. Dan irinsu sun fi sanin takan mace, ba ta san sanda tai dariya ba, wallahi baku da dama ko kaɗan.”

Sun ji daɗi da tai dariya. “Yawwa, ko kefa, ki dena yawan kuka da damuwa, ki sama ranki dangana. Yanzu ki daure in ya zo ki fada masa, bacin yai fushi ya dena zuwa, kingani ko duk haƙurin bawan Allah nan.” Farida said, hoping to reassure her.

“Yanzu ki kirashi ki ba shi haƙuri, ki ce kin amince wa. Ni tab, in ba, ba zan iya ba kuma tunda ya hanani kiransa iyanzu, sabida ya ce yana gida.” “Ok, to ki bari sai dare, lokacin ya shiga ɗaki,” Farida suggested. Tai jim tana tunani. “Kinga in ba za ki iya kiran sa ba, ki tura masa saƙo kawai.” “To, shikenan, sai na koma gida.”

Shi kuwa Abbakar tun da ya ƙwace paper ɗin Ummu, yana kallon ta, time ɗin da take singing hawaye na bin fuskarta. His heart ached as he saw her in pain. Jiyai kamar ya bi ta ya rarrashe ta, ko ya goge mata hawayen, saidai ba dama.

Yar firar ma da suke da ɗaya malamar, duk sai ya kasa, ransa gabaki ɗaya ba daɗi ya ji, sai faman faɗa kawai yake. Ƙarshe ma tasauran student ɗin karɓewa ya yi, dan ji yai gabaki ɗaya ya tsani ajin.

Futowar da za su yi, ya hangota tana faman kuka ana bata baki. Nan ma ji ya yi kamar ya je ya shiga sahun masu bata bakin, ya dai dake kawai.

Sai mangariba ya koma gida shima, dan kar hajiyar sa ta ji wani abu, badan ya so ba. His thoughts were still heavy with worry, dam ji yai gabaki ɗaya bai san hayani yama mance da qanwarsa tazo. Duk dokin da yake na ya je ya dawo su kwashi fira, ya tafi.

Sai da ya shiga falon ya ma tuna hakan, yasa ya fada da murmushin fuskar ka. Ya shiga da fara’a.

Tana ganinsa ta quntse fuska. She turned away from him, pretending to be upset, “Inba nayi fushi ba, ai kasan da zuwan mu, shi ne sai yanzu za ka dawo?” She said in a teasing tone. Ya zo ya zauna kujerar da ta je. “Inba ba kiyi fushi ba,” ya faɗa yana irin yadda ta yi. Ta sa dariya. “Yaya,” ta faɗa shima ya sa dariya. “Qanwa bari in shiga in rage kayan jikina sai in sauko.” “To sai an sauko.”

Ɗan ƙaramin ɗanta ya sa kuka. Ya ɗauke shi. He held his son gently, ya ɗauke shi suka yi saman tare yana masa fira irin tasu ta yara.

Tare suka sauko, yana ɗauke da shi da alawa a hannunsa. Aikuwa, yana dire shi, mai bi masa ya sauko daga kujerar da yake faman game, ya ƙwace alawar, ya tura baki. Aikuwa ya tsanyara kuka. Da sauri Abbakar ya juyo. His eyes widened in mock surprise, “OMG, this boy! Me aka ma?” He asked playfully. Ya fara nuna yayan nasa da alawa a baki.

“Ah, Wahid, ya zama babban kwabo?” Ya yi saurin miƙa masa alawar. He ruffled Wahid’s hair, “Wasa nake masa fa.” Suka sa dariya, dan Wahid ba ya san a ce masa babban kwabo, dan zaton sa kwabon wani ara kyau.

Shima wata Abbakar ya ɗauko a aljihu ya miƙa masa. Ya koka yana tsalle, “Thank you, Uncle!” Ɗayan ma ya taso ya miƙa masa. Sai muskilin nasu baya magana sai ya ga dama. Mutane da yawa na cewa Abbakar yayo musanman babansu dan shi ya ce duk dangin su babu muskilin. Aikuwa, ganin an ba wa kowa ba a ba shi ba, ya zumburo baki ya huro hanci, sai hawaye. Da sauri Abbakar ya yi gun sa. He scooped the boy into his arms, “Haba, nawan, mene na kuka kuma?” Ya yi shiru, to shikenan, ya goge masa hawaye.

Ya buɗe alawar, ya ba shi. “To, ungu, kaga ta kama ni, na buɗe maka.” Ya miƙe zai koma ya zauna, ya riƙo riga raa ahankula. “Thank you, Uncle,” ya yi dariya kawai.

Hira suke sosai gabaki ɗayan su, har hajiya ta ce, “Kunga ni na gaji, sai da safenku.” Duk an miƙe sai Ummu. “Yah Zainab, sai da safe. In kika biyawa Yah Habu sai ku kwana anan.” She said with a teasing tone. Ya kalleta. “Wato yau rashin mutuncin naki kaina ya koma ko?”

Okay, here’s the continuation, with corrections, emotions, and motions added in italics:

“Tai dariya ai tunda kasa nai kuka a sch na, she pouted playfully yah Habu zan dinga cewa, she said with a mischievous glint in her eyes.” Tai daki da gudu, a light laugh escaping her lips, ya kada kai yana dariya dan in Ummu ce komai ma zatai, he mused shi yama yi mamaki da ya dawo bata sa hajiya ta cakcakeshi ba dan ya santa da sharri.

Zainab ce ta juyo, with a concerned expression. “Daman tun dazu wallahi nake son muyi magana,” ya kalleta. “Me ne kuma?” “Daman Babansu Wahid ne, nace masa inasan in koma sch in cigaba da karatu,” she explained, hopeful but hesitant. “Qeme me ya hanaki?” He asked, his eyes narrowing slightly Ya yi saurin kallonta. “To me kike nufi?” He asked cautiously “ya ji kika yo kome?”

“A’a, ba ji nayo ba wallahi,” she said earnestly “kawai ziyara ce, na dai faɗa ma ne. Dan Allah ka roƙarmin shi ya yarda.” “You want me to beg him?” He raised an eyebrow. “Ehto ba roƙarsa zanyi ba, zan sanya shi muyi magana in ya yarda. To in be yarda ba, ki haƙura, masters ɗinki ya isheki, keda ba aiki kike ba. Ina jarin da na baki kwanaki?” He asked sternly. Ta hau sosa qeya. “Duk sun ƙare ko?” He asked with a hint of a smile. Ta yi dariya kawai.

“Shikenan, ki bari in sa ran shigowar kudi na kayan gonata da nake sayarwa, zan yi qoqari in bude miki dan ƙaramin store in kikai maintaining dinsa ya isheki rayuwa, mijinki ba abinda ya rageki.” “To yah, na gode,” she said with a sincere smile

“Sauran, ɗaya maganar, ina jin ki?” He prompted her, looking concerned. “Yah, dan Allah, ka faɗan, me ke damunka? Duk kayi baƙi ka rame?” Ya yi ɗan murmushi. “Me kuwa ke damuna? Kawai yanayin aikine, kullin cikin jele daga han zuwa old site, daga can zuwa new site, ba dole mutun ya rame ba?” He tried to dismiss her concern. “Amman yah, amman qarya nake ko?” Zainab said, looking at him with worried eyes. “A’a, ni ba haka nake nufi ba.”

“To, tashi muje ku kwanta, kar gobe yarannan su tashi da wuri su hana ki bacci, kanki ya zo yana ciwo.” He said with gentle concern. Ta miƙe, ta ɗauki yaro ɗaya, shima ya ɗauki biyu qananan. Ta tashi babban suka wuce ɗakin da za su kwanta. Sai da ya kwantar mata da su ya mata saida safe, ya wuce ɗakinsa.

Zaune take tana ta faman rubuta saƙon da za ta tura masa. She was clearly torn. Rana gigewa ta rasa me zata tura mai, she felt confused and stressed, ƙarshe dai ta rubuta:

Assalamu Alaikum,
Yah Nasir, barka da dare. Daman cewa nayi na Amince. Allah ya bamu zaman lpy.

Gabaki daya ta ma kashe wayar tahau kuka bayan ta tabbatar saqon ya tafi. Tears streamed down her face as she finally pressed send, overwhelmed with emotion.

Yana kwance, idonsa akan fanka. Shi kansa bai san tunanin me yake ba. Ya ji alamar shigowar saƙo a wayarsa. He hesitated a moment, kamar kar ya ɗauka, ya duba, ya dai daure ya miƙa hannu ya ɗauko.

Ganin sunan Ummu ya sa shi miƙewa zaune. Tun kafin ya ga saƙon, ya yi saurin buɗewa. Duk da ba wata magana ba ce mai yawa, sai saƙon ya masa daɗi sosai. His heart leaped with joy. Ji ya yi kamar ya yi tsuntsu ya je ya tabbatar ita ɗin ce ta turo, ba kuskure ba ne.

Yaso tashi da wuri, saidai kasancewar bai kwanta da wuri ba, ya sa sai wajen tara da rabi ya tashi.

Wanka ya fara yi. Shi kansa bai san me yasa yake dokin zuwa ganinta ɗin ba. Bai san me ya sa yake ta ɗauko kaya yana sauyawa ba, duk dan ya burge ta, duk da ya san ta san shi batun yauna. He chuckled softly to himself as he looked at his reflection.

Sha ɗaya daidai ta masa a gidan Ummu. Farida ce a farfajiyar gidan tana karatu. Abokiyar zaman Ummu ce. Tana ganinsa ta saki fuska, “Sir, barka da zuwa!” Ya ɗan haɗe rai. “Sau nawa zan ce a daina ce min ‘Sir’ ɗinnan a gida?” He said with a hint of a smile. Ta yi ɗan murmushi, “Sorry, Sir.” Kika kuma? He asked jokingly as Ya yi shigewarsa ciki, ta biyo bayansa tana dariya.

Ya yi saurin cafke Abbakar, ko ince Mahfuz, da ya rarrafo zuwa bakin ƙofa yana bin ƙwallonsa. Ya ɗan tsanyara kuka, dan bai san waye ya ɗauke shi ba. Nasir ya yi saurin juyo da fuskarsa, “Haba, yaron na ganin babansa!” He said playfully. Jin muryar Nasir ya sa shi yin shiru. Yana ganowa a hannunsa yake, ya bangale da dariya alamar farin ciki. He held Abbakar tightly, a smile playing on his lips.

“Dan rigima, wato da bani bane shikenan sai a yi ta kuka, ko?” Ummu da ta zo ɗaukansa ta sa dariya itama. “Lah, Yah Nasir, ashe za ka zo?” Ya yi dariya, “Ke miki aka yi da na daina zuwa? A’a, na dai ga kwana biyu ba ka zuwa ne.” Suka shiga falon gabaki ɗaya, har da Farida.

“Wallahi, Yah Nasir, na yi missing ɗinka da yawa,” Farida said, smiling shyly. “Ehee, ko?” Nasir teased. “Eh mana,” inji Farida. She rolled her eyes good-naturedly. “Duk ganina da kike a sch. Ta dan rausayar da kai, with a playful grin. Bayan a sch ɗin nuna wa kake ba ka san mutane ba.” “Oh really?” Nasir said in mock surprise. “Allah, ko? Muna in ka wani haɗe rai.” “What am I supposed to do?” Nasir said with a chuckle “To, shikenan, maida wuƙar zan dinga dariya.” Suka yi dariya baki ɗaya.

Ta miƙo masa littafi. “Allah, tun jiya nake karanta nan na kasa. Pls, koyan.” Ya karɓa ya duba, “Ehee, wato duk lecture ɗin da na muku ba ki ma gane ba?” Ta ɗan juyar da kai. “Time inna jin bacci.” “To, yanzu ma ai in na miki, cewa za ki yi bacci kike ji.” “Dan Allah Yah Nasir,” Ummu pleaded. “To, shikenan bari sai anjima.” He smiled at her.

“To wannan fa?” ta miƙo masa paper. Ummu pouted slightly. “A’a, ban da wannan. Ai assignment na baku. Pls, Yah?” “In kika ishe ni, ko sauran ba zan koya miki ba! Wai ina Ummu ne? Ta ɗan fita ne, nasan yanzu za ta dawo.”

Nasir’s brow furrowed slightly. “What! Ina ta je? Mene amfanin Ummu da na kawo mata?” He looked pointedly at Farida. Ta ce, “Ba ta san aiken Ummi.” Bata rufe baki ba, Ummun ta shigo. Ya haɗe rai. “Daga ina kike?!” “Naje shago ne. Ko dan kinga kwana biyu bana zuwa, shi ya sa kika tsiri fita yawo?” Ummu’s face fell.

Idonta ya yi rau rau kamar za ta yi kuka. “Haba, Yah Nasir, ka san bana maka ƙarya.” She sounded hurt. “To, me ya sa ba ki aiki Ummi ba? Na ga ba ta san zuwa ne.” Nasir said gently. “What! No. Ba wai ƙi take ba. Aikenne, kamar ta dole ta ji kunyar zuwa.” “Wane irin aikene?” Ta miƙa masa “Always” ya gani. Nasir chuckled, and then his face softened. “Oh, ba sai kin faɗan ba. Da wa ke sayo muku?” Ta ɗan turo baki, “T

o, inama muka ganka? Ba cin ka daina zuwa.” Ya ɗan sosa kai. He rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. “Ai shi kenan.”

Farida ta miƙe. “Yah, bari in je in ci gaba da karatuna.” Ummu ta sa hannu za ta ɗauki Abbakar, ya ƙoƙarin sa qara. Nasir ya ce, “Je ki abinki, kyale shi.” Ta yi ciki.

Ummu ta zauna. “Yah, ina kwana?” “Lafiya kalau,” ya ce, ya ɗan nuna wa ta kalli Abbakar, who was now giggling happily. “Gashi nan ai.”

“Jiya sai na ga saƙo,” Ummu said, with a small smile. “Ashe ma shi ya kawo ka.” Nasir also smiled a little. Ya yi ɗan murmushi, “Daɗinsa da ita, akwai ba wa mutum amsa. Haka nace miki, shi ya kawo ni.” He shrugged playfully. “To, ya ya rabonka da mu? Kwana nawa ba ka ga exam ake a sch ba? Ba ni da time. In kuma na kai dare, kin san Hajiya,” He smiled knowingly, and Ummu smiled back, slightly embarrassed. She looked at him, but didn’t say anything.

“To, amman Yah, kana ganin family ɗinmu za su yarda da aurenmu?” Ummu asked, her voice tinged with worry. Ya yi dariya, and placed Abbakar on his lap. “To, ai ko ba su yarda ba, abin da na sani ni shi ne dole ne su yarda. Tunda kin yarda!” He raised his eyebrows playfully at her.

Fira suka yi sosai. Sai da aka kira sallah ya miƙe, “Bari in yi sallah.” Ya fice.

Haka kawai Ummu ke jin takaicin sa ya ragu a ranta. Haka kawai take jin hirarsu ta mata daɗi. Koda tana sallah, lokaci kaɗan-kaɗan take ɗan murmusa wa. Ko dan yadda Nasir ke son Abbakar ɗinta ne? Oho! Dan rabon da ta ga yaron na kyakyata dariya, yana ta warkajaminsa, tun daina zuwan Nasir. Abu kaɗan ma aka masa sai kuka.

kodan farin cikin danta zata haqura ta takurama zuciyarta taso nasir .

Yana dawowa yace ni zan wuce sai kinjini yah mun gama abinci kazauna kaci inji Ummu with a loving gaze. “Ok to,” Nasir replied, chuckling softly, “kamar kinsan yunwa najeji.” He continued, and Ummu laughed before returning to the kitchen

Farida ta shigo yana cin abinci. “Yanzu yaya da abinci be tsaidaka ba? Shikenan karatuna yasha ruwa?” She said playfully. Ya yi murmushi, “Sorry, mangofa, yanzu za muyi.”

Sai da suka gama karatun Nasir ya musu sallama ya tafi cike da kewarsu. He felt a pang in his chest, as if he never wanted to leave. ji yake kamar karya tafi.

Gidansu Abbakar

Wahidi ke ta faman kuka, clinging to his mother, “shi bazai tafi ba, shi anan za’a barshi.” Daƙyar sai da ya ga babansa ya zo ya hau murna, sannan ya yarda ya bi su. Zainab sun tafi cike da kewar yan uwanta da ummanta.

Shi kansa Abbakar sai ya ji gidan wani iri, dan dan kwana biyun da sukai agidan gwanin daɗi, kullin cikin hayaniyar yara. Hakan yasa Zainab suna tafiya ya ce ma hajiya zai je waje sai dare zai dawo. Sai kadawo tace, ta koma ciki.

A teburin me gadinsu ya zauna a qofar gida suka hau fira, sai mangariba ya bar nan ɗin, ya yi gidansu Mahfuz dan ya kwan biyu bai gan shi ba. Kamar yadda ya zata, kamar koyaushe, Mahfuz baya bangaren mazan gidan. Dole ya zagayo cikin gidan, aikuwa abun da bai so, ‘yan matan gidan suna ta sha’anin su, waccan na zaune, waccan na shanya, ko wacce da abun da take. Ba wai abubuwan da suke ke ba shi haushi ba face shigar su basa shigar kwarai indai sina gida. He frowned, duda kuwa abokan yaran gidan, kowa shiga gidan yake, haka mazan ba kowa ne suke shaqiqaiba. He looked away uncomfortably as he prepared to go inside.

Ya jiyo Aisha na fadin, “Lah, Yah Abbakar, sannu da zuwa!” Ya ɗan saki fuska, “Yawwa, qanwarmu. Ina kuwa mutumin? Yaje dakinsa baya nan.” Aisha replied, looking a little confused. “Lah, ai ya dawo ban garen hajiya tun rashin lafiyarsa, yana nan ma yanzu.” “Ok to, bari in je.”

Yana zaune a falon, kansa kan cinyar hajiya, Abbakar ya shigo. Hajiya’s face lit up with a smile upon seeing him ganinsa hajiya ta fada da murmushinta. Mahfuz ya miƙe zaune. “A’a, ai da kayi kwanciyar ka dan gatan hajiya,” He smiled warmly, ya yi dariya, “za ka fara ko?” Sun gaisa da hajiya ta miƙe. “Ai qwanda da ka zo duk yabi ya damu kansa kan Ummu, ka masa n

asiha, na san ya fi jin maganarka akan ta kowa.”

Sun taba fira. Abbakar ya miƙe suka yi masallaci agidan. Ya ci abincin dare, sannan Mahfuz ya leƙa ɗakin hajiya zai tafi. He looked reluctant to leave. “Zan raka shi,” shima ya leƙa hajiyarmu, and waved her goodbye “sai da safe.” “Au, ba anan za ka kwana ba?” “Eh hajiya, ban faɗa ma hajiyata ba.” “To, a gaisheta, sai da safe.” Suka fita tare.

Sun daɗe a ƙarshen layi suna tattaunawa kan batun Ummu. “Ka san Allah, Aminin, in yau aka ce ina da ciwon zuciya, ba mamaki, kullin cikin tinanin Ummu nake. Bacci ma ba yi nasa nake sosai ba.” He sighed heavily. “Kai, Mahfuz, ka daure ka cire ma kanka damuwa, kodan hajiya. Ka san yau in wani abun ya same ka, ta fi kowa tashin hankali.” “Haka ne, shi yasa nake daurewa.” “Yawwa, ka ci gaba da haƙuri, kaji nawa?” Suka yi dariya gabaki ɗaya gami da sallama suka rabu.

Hajiya, daman so nake mu yi magana,” Nasir said, looking hesitant. ta maida hankalinta kan sa. “Ina jin ka.” “Akan nefa.” He scratched the back of his neck, a bit nervously. “Eh, daman,” he paused ta miƙe, “ka ga, in ba ka shirya ba, in ka shirya sai ka same.” “Daman hajiya, fada miki zan yi, na samu matar aure!” He said excitedly. Ta yi saurin juyowa da fara’arta. Her eyes widened with joy. “Da gaske kake?” “Eh hajiya!” He exclaimed. “Wace kuwa wannan?” “Hajiya, Ummulkhairin Baba Yasir!” Nasir said, beaming. “What?” She gasped, looking shocked. ta fada, “Eh, Hajiya.” Alamar faduwar da suka ji ya sa su juyawa da sauri. Mahfuz ne zube da alamu ya ji maganar su ne. Hajiya tayi gun sa da gudu. Itama hipp ta faɗi a sume…

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