Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel continues with a dramatic hospital scene after a frightening accident involving Fawass and a young woman. This part reveals the painful effect of addiction, guilt, confusion, medical emergency, and the emotional burden surrounding Fawass’s life.
Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
When they arrived, their eyes widened because of what they saw. Her head was bleeding badly, and from every sign, she had fainted.
Some of them quickly tried to enter the car, but he stopped them. He closed the car, carried her quickly, and rushed away. They followed him because they were afraid that something worse might happen.
They saw him heading straight to his hospital at great speed. When he entered, the hospital was full of people because it was a highly respected hospital known for caring for patients properly and treating them well.
He brought her out of his 2024 Polestar 5 car. His bodyguards followed him. Quickly, an emergency stretcher was brought, and she was placed on it. They took her straight into the emergency room.
People began greeting him, but he did not pay attention to anyone. He went forward and stood by the emergency room door.
Emergency Treatment
They spent about thirty minutes attending to her before she regained some stability. The wound on her head was dressed because she had hit the back of her head badly, which was why she had been bleeding heavily. Fortunately, the injury did not require stitches.
However, her arm was badly bruised and injured, so they stitched that area before taking her to a resting room.
He remained standing until they brought her out. The doctors kept greeting him, but he did not care about their greetings. His attention was only on her.
After they laid her down and connected her to a drip, the doctors came out to look for the person who had hit her because Dr. Tahir wanted to speak with him.
A nurse came out and asked, “Where is the person who hit her?”
One of his security men came forward and said, “Oga was the one who hit her on his way home.”
The nurse opened her eyes wide and said she would go and inform Dr. Tahir so that he would know how to handle the matter.
“Okay,” the security man replied.
She went back inside and informed him.
Dr. Tahir hissed deeply and said, “I do not know when you will stop this drinking, Fawass. This addiction of yours can destroy your life.”
He raised his hands and prayed, “Ya Rabbi, bring us a way out. For eight years, we have been struggling with this issue of yours, even though this is not your true character, Fawass.”
Dr. Tahir Helps Fawass
Dr. Tahir dismissed the nurse, gathered everything he needed, and came out to see him.
When he arrived, he found Fawass vomiting heavily while one of the security men held him.
Dr. Tahir moved closer, took him from the security man, and helped him sit down until he finished vomiting. Then he took him into his office and led him into a small bathroom.
He made him sit on a stool and began pouring water on him, washing his face and chest. After washing him properly, including his mouth, he said,
“Man, finish washing up and come out.”
In a sleepy, drunken voice, because the alcohol was beginning to overpower him, Fawass replied, “Hmm.”
Dr. Tahir helped him enter the bath properly, and later Fawass came out. He had bathed, though he was still staggering. He wore his boxers and singlet and stepped out.
From there, he went to the room where they usually slept whenever they had night duty. He lay down on a beautiful pink bed. The room was beautifully arranged, and almost everything prepared for him there was pink.
He soon fell deeply asleep.
When Tahir returned, Fawass was already fast asleep. So he cleaned the bathroom properly and went back to continue attending to patients.
Security was increased around the hospital because many babies had been delivered, and cases of child theft had become common.
Suhaima Wakes Up
She did not wake up until dawn, when some people had already started praying.
She tried to get up, but pain immediately struck her head and the arm connected to the drip.
Nurse Ngozi entered with a tray in her hand. When she saw that Suhaima was trying to rise, she quickly moved closer.
“My sister, be careful. Do not get up,” she said.
Suhaima looked at her in confusion, wondering who this woman was. For a moment, she even wondered whether she had died, because the woman looked strange to her in her white uniform.
Nurse Ngozi came closer, adjusted her lying position, and remained quiet while Suhaima watched her.
The nurse removed the drip and told her to rest a little before trying to get up. Suhaima only followed her with her eyes, unable to understand anything.
Then, slowly, the things that had happened began returning to her mind.
Suddenly, she tried to get up quickly and burst into tears.
She cried, “Where is my fruit?”
Nurse Ngozi asked, “Which fruit?”
Suhaima continued crying and said, “Mommy Maimuna’s fruit.”
The nurse asked, “Where is it?”
When Nurse Ngozi saw that the matter was becoming difficult, she gave Suhaima a sleeping injection. In less than two minutes, Suhaima fell asleep.
Ngozi left the room, complaining to herself.
Dr. Tahir Questions the Nurse
Around 7:30 a.m., Dr. Tahir began checking the patients who had spent the night. He entered Suhaima’s room to check on her and saw that she was sleeping.
He became surprised because she was supposed to have woken up by then. He checked her record and saw that another sleeping injection had been given to her.
He asked who had injected her. The nurses nearby said they were not the ones.
He looked around and did not see Ngozi.
He asked where she was.
They said she was in the emergency room.
He asked Safeeya to call her, then he continued checking the other patients in the room. By the time Ngozi arrived, he had finished and was about to leave.
He began questioning her.
“Who assigned you to inject her?”
Ngozi stammered, “Sir, she… she…”
Her voice shook because there was no sign of joking on his face.
“Sir, she started asking me about fruit,” she said.
“But I did not know which fruit she was asking for. I tried my best to explain to her, but she could not understand. That was why I injected her.”
She barely managed to explain herself.
Dr. Tahir asked, “Is that the reason?”
“Yes, sir.”
He said, “Last warning.”
She replied, “Okay, sir.”
“Leave.”
She left, grumbling to herself because she was upset.
Dr. Tahir checked Suhaima and realized the injection given to her was not too strong. So he left some nurses there and continued checking the remaining patients in other rooms.
Fawass and Dr. Tahir
After he finished, Dr. Tahir entered the room where he had left Fawass sleeping.
When he entered, he found Fawass reading the Holy Qur’an.
Dr. Tahir shook his head and sat beside him. He waited until Fawass reached the end of the verse he was reciting before speaking.
Then he asked, “Do you know what you did yesterday?”
Fawass raised his head, looking confused and curious.
He said, “What did I do? I only see things returning to me like…”
About Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel continues with Fawass facing the consequences of his drinking problem after he accidentally injures Suhaima. The hospital scene reveals that his addiction has been a long-standing struggle that those close to him have endured for years.
This part of Dan Shaye Shaye Book One Complete Hausa Novel explores accident, guilt, medical emergency, addiction, repentance, confusion, and the emotional question of whether Fawass can escape the dangerous path he has been trapped in for eight years.