Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel begins with a dramatic and funny encounter between Adeel, a handsome wealthy young man, and a bold young woman whose sharp tongue unexpectedly touches his heart. This English translation is prepared in clean WordPress HTML format for Hausa novel readers.
Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel English Translation
He was driving his luxurious car slowly. Beside him was his close friend and cousin, Abid, who kept talking and pouring out conversation.
But Adeel’s mind was not with him at all. He was not the type who loved too much talk, especially whenever his quiet and proud mood came upon him. And today, that mood was fully present.
Abid looked at him, shook his head, and stopped talking.
A traffic jam stopped them. Adeel hissed lightly, struck the steering wheel, and said, “Ya Allah.”
Abid looked at him, then looked at the road. Many cars were waiting, and because of the crowd, it was impossible to see what was happening ahead.
“Oh Allah, what is happening today in your girlfriend’s area?” Abid said, trying to provoke him.
Adeel threw him a sharp look and turned away without saying anything. He began trying to reverse because he could not wait in that heavy traffic.
“No, Adeel. What are you doing?” Abid asked.
Adeel replied, “We are going back home. By Allah, I cannot wait in this terrible traffic. I have things to do.”
Abid said, “But you know what we are going for is important, right?”
Adeel replied, “Whatever it is, by Allah, I cannot. I will go another time. Besides, Mom and the others have already gone. I was not even very interested in going.”
He spoke as if he had been forced.
Abid said, “But you know you would not have gone if you had not come all the way to pick me up, right? What is wrong with you? Sometimes you behave as if you do not care about other people’s worries.”
His words stopped when he saw Adeel widening his eyes, indicating that he had hit something behind them.
Adeel stopped the car after successfully moving it out of the traffic.
The Unexpected Accident
Because the traffic was heavy, she had decided to pass behind the car and continue home, since evening was approaching.
But out of carelessness, the driver reversed without checking properly and hit her. She fell to the ground and felt pain in her hand.
She checked and saw that she had scratched herself slightly. Her anger rose sharply.
What annoyed her even more was that no one had come out of the car to apologize.
She walked toward them angrily.
Abid said, “Adeel, it seems you hit someone. Yet you are just sitting here smiling. What if she is hurt?”
Abid tried to come out and check, but Adeel held his hand and pointed with his eyes toward the person they had hit.
Adeel lowered the car window slightly and looked at her. Seeing the way she was breathing angrily, widening her eyes, and covered with dust made him laugh even more.
This time, laughter escaped him, making his handsome face even more attractive.
The young woman said angrily, “Okay, so because you are acting like a madman, you hit me, hurt me, dirtied my body, and did not come out. Now you are laughing because of your arrogance? So because you are from a rich family, right?”
She ended her words in anger, even closing her eyes tightly because of how furious she was.
From the moment she began speaking, Adeel kept looking at her with a smile, unable to say anything. One look at her was enough to make someone laugh.
She continued, “Or am I speaking to a deaf person? You, Mallam,” she pointed at Abid, “if this sun-burnt one is deaf, then speak to him about what he did to me. Does he not know how to apologize? He is just opening his eyes like someone whose cows got lost.”
Even Abid found her words funny, especially when she called Adeel “sun-burnt” and compared him to someone whose cows had gone missing.
He held back his laughter and said gently, “Please forgive us. It was not intentional. We were in a hurry, but he did not do it knowingly. Please forgive him.”
She hissed and said, “Because you are in a hurry, you almost harmed me? And you,” she looked at Adeel, “do you not have a mouth? Can you not show regret or apologize? Useless fried-bean-cake face.”
She twisted her mouth at him and walked away angrily.
This time, Adeel burst into laughter, and Abid also joined him.
Still laughing, Abid said, “Honestly, my guy, sometimes you are not fair. You hit someone’s daughter and then laughed at her. Now she has described you perfectly: fried-bean-cake face.”
They both burst into laughter again.
Adeel started the car and drove away.
Adeel Returns Home
They reached a magnificent house and honked. Immediately, the gate was opened for them.
They passed through two gates before reaching inside the compound.
Abid came out and walked away, complaining that they had not gone where they were supposed to go. He also complained that Adeel was no longer careful with Mom’s feelings.
Adeel remained seated alone inside the car for a long time, his eyes closed and a smile on his face.
He did not understand why meeting that girl had stirred something inside him.
After enjoying the feeling for a while, he finally came out of the car.
He did not follow Abid, and he did not go to Mom’s section either. He went straight to his own part of the house, walking with a style that could capture the attention of anyone watching him.
Masha Allah was all one could say after seeing his beautiful parlor.
Everything inside the parlor was perfectly arranged and beautiful. The entire space was decorated in white and pink, even the lights that brightened the room had a pink glow.
It was so beautiful that one could only keep staring in admiration.
He went into his bedroom.
Describing the beauty and arrangement of that room would be a waste of time because it was beyond ordinary description. The room was elegant, expensive, and perfectly designed.
Adeel Looks at Himself
He went straight to the mirror and stared at himself. He wanted to find out where exactly he looked like fried bean cake.
He looked at himself carefully.
Adeel was handsome in every way. He was tall, though not extremely tall. He was fair, but his fairness had a reddish tone. One look at him was enough to know that comfort, money, peace, and luxury had found a home in his life.
His face was decorated with a soft, beautiful beard that blended perfectly from his sideburns down to his chin.
His mouth was small and well-shaped, as if it had been carefully carved. His eyes were large, clear, and bright like milk, the kind of eyes one could call golden eyes.
In every way, Adeel was a handsome young man blessed with beauty, wealth, status, and education.
He was thirty-five years old, yet his youthful beauty could easily hide his age.
He smiled beautifully after looking at himself in the mirror.
Yes, she was right. He did look a little like fried bean cake, especially the type fried in palm oil.
He smiled again and said, “Zuciya.”
Then he entered his bathroom.
About Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel
Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel opens with Adeel, a wealthy and quiet young man whose proud personality is challenged by an unexpected encounter on the road. After hitting a bold young woman while reversing his car, he becomes amused by her sharp words instead of angry.
This part of Zuciya Book One Complete Hausa Novel introduces Adeel’s personality, his friendship with Abid, his luxurious lifestyle, and the mysterious effect the young woman has on his heart. Their first meeting is full of anger, comedy, pride, and the beginning of something Adeel himself does not yet understand.