About Jeji Girl Book Two

Jeji Girl Book Two Complete Hausa Novels opens with Irfaan discovering
a wide, beautiful body of water inside the dangerous forest. Because of his love for
water, he quickly moves toward it without knowing the danger waiting beneath the surface.

The mysterious forest girl soon proves that she is not just strange and silent, but also
brave, kind, and ready to risk herself to save a stranger.

Jeji Girl Book Two English Translation

He saw a beautiful body of water stretching so far that he could not see where it ended.
The water lay calmly, shining and sparkling in a very attractive way.

Without wasting time, Irfaan hurried toward it, because Irfaan loved water so much that
it was almost like an obsession for him.

Behind him, the girl was walking with her monkey, while Hafees and the others followed.
She did not stop anywhere until she reached the place where her monkey was. They dropped
the load they were carrying at the same place where they had left Fadeel, and there they
found him still sleeping.

Hafees and the others had followed Irfaan from behind, and that was why they did not see
Fadeel at first.

When Irfaan reached the edge of the water, he squatted down, placed his gun aside, and
also dropped the knife in his hand. Then he dipped his hand into the water and began
washing his body.

The young girl did not pay attention to what he was doing. If she had noticed, she would
not have allowed him to go near the water, even though she had already seen that he was
a very proud and arrogant man.

Hafees and the others also bent down to fetch water, but what they suddenly saw made them
stop. Something was rushing toward them from inside the water with frightening speed.

Quickly, Hafees shouted,

“Bro, move back!”

But Irfaan did not pay attention.

He quickly raised his head and stood up, but before he could turn away, the creature
grabbed his leg with terrible force. It was a huge crocodile.

He shut his eyes tightly because of the severe pain, as the crocodile tried to drag him
into the water.

In panic, Hafees and the others began pulling him while saying,

“Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un.”

Muneer screamed loudly.

“Sir, no! No! No, Sir!”

Quickly, the girl’s monkey climbed up a tree to alert her. They met each other halfway;
she was coming down while the monkey was climbing up because the screaming had already
made her descend.

They hurried down together, and the monkey pointed toward the water. Her eyes widened.
She threw away the things she had collected and shouted,

“Abee!”

Then she ran toward them with all her strength.

Her scream woke Fadeel, who jumped up in fear and stared at his brothers as if he were
dreaming.

When the girl reached them, she held Irfaan’s leg and kept crying,

“Abee! Abee!”

She shook her head in tears because she knew that once a crocodile grabbed something,
it was very difficult for it to let go. That was its nature. Once it caught something,
it hardly released it.

Hafees and the others kept pulling Irfaan, but the crocodile was stronger than them.
The girl cried even more, calling out to Abee, but it refused to release Irfaan’s leg.

Then she placed one of her hands directly into the crocodile’s mouth, exactly where its
teeth were gripping Irfaan’s shoe.

Everyone stared at her in shock because she had placed her own flesh into the crocodile’s
mouth. Irfaan, on the other hand, was only being protected by his shoe, although the bite
could still reach his foot.

What she did worked. As the crocodile’s teeth pierced the soft skin of her hand and it
tasted her blood in its mouth, it suddenly released Irfaan’s leg and moved backward in
shock.

It looked at her with something like regret in its behavior.

But she did not even look at the crocodile. Instead, she started struggling to remove
Irfaan’s shoe from his foot so she could check whether the injury was serious. Her own
hand was bleeding heavily, but she ignored it completely.

Irfaan held her hand and looked at the place where the crocodile had bitten her. The
area had already swollen badly. That confirmed to all of them that she was a real human
being, not a spirit or a jinn.

Irfaan felt deep pity for her because she had risked her own life just to save him.

She pulled her hand away from his grip and glared at him angrily. In her mind, it was
his pride that caused all this. If he had not come there arrogantly, none of it would
have happened.

He only followed her with his eyes, and Hafees and the others also watched her silently.

When she removed the shoe, Irfaan’s beautiful fair foot appeared. The place where the
crocodile had bitten him was torn, but only slightly. His wound was nothing compared
to hers, yet she was completely worried and disturbed over him.

Suddenly, she seemed uncomfortable. She quickly stood up and ran deep into the forest
until she disappeared from their sight.

They all turned their attention back to Irfaan, who continued staring in the direction
she had gone. He was amazed that such a young girl could have so much compassion,
especially for someone she did not even know.

Hafees touched him and said,

“Sorry, bro. Hope you are okay?”

Irfaan only nodded his head.

Meanwhile, the girl climbed a tree and plucked many flowers from it. Then she came
running back. As soon as she arrived, she sat in front of Irfaan and squeezed the flowers
directly onto the place where he had been injured.

The liquid from the flowers entered the wound, and a foamy substance came out as if
something poisonous was being drawn out of it.

Irfaan quickly shut his beautiful eyes and bit his lips because of the severe pain he
felt.

When she finished applying it, she raised her head and looked at him with a pitiful
expression, as if she was about to cry because of sympathy. Then she touched him gently.

Irfaan jerked in shock because he felt a strange sensation the moment her skin touched
his.

He opened his eyes and stared at her without saying anything.

Seeing that, she sat down and released a deep breath, as if she was relieved that a
blessing had happened.

Fadeel, who had been at the place where she left him, stood up and tried to come toward
them. But he could barely walk. He also feared that if he moved too fast, he might create
another problem. So he walked slowly until he reached them.

In a calm voice, he said,

“My friends.”

They all looked up, including the girl.

Before they could say anything, she stood up and quickly went to him, making signs to
ask whether he was fine or whether he needed anything.

He also smiled and raised both hands to show her that he was okay and needed nothing.

In surprise, they asked,

“Fadeel, is that you? How did you enter this dangerous forest?”

Muneer added,

“This is a forest of death.”

Fadeel sighed and said,

“You people should just leave it. When they brought me out after we finished fighting
them, one of them entered this forest, and I followed him. I did not know it was a
terrifying forest. A lion caught and ate him somewhere inside. As for me, a hyena chased
me. Because I could not run properly due to the gunshot wound on my leg, I stumbled and
fell into a corner. The bullet did not go too deep, though.”

He showed them the place where he had been shot, which the girl had already tied for him.

Then he continued,

“That was how I fell somewhere, and I do not even know how I got here. When I woke up,
I simply found myself with this girl. She was the one who saved me. At first, I even
thought she was not human.”

He explained everything that had happened between him and the wild animals.

When he finished, the others could not help laughing. They also told him what had
happened to them.

They continued talking among themselves, but Irfaan’s entire attention remained fixed
on the young girl.

Darkness had already fallen, showing that it was Maghrib time. He could barely see her
clearly anymore. He wanted to speak to her because, first of all, he wanted them to
perform ablution and pray. But he was afraid to touch the water again in case another
danger came after them.

Slowly, he stood up and moved toward the place where he saw the fire burning.

They all watched him until he reached the exact place where she was. He squatted beside
her and closed his beautiful eyes, thinking of where to begin or how to speak to her.
But he could not find the words.

She also raised her head and looked at him. When she saw that his eyes were closed, she
thought he wanted something, so she touched him.

He jerked strongly because, Allah knew, whenever she touched him, his whole condition
changed. This was something he had never experienced in his life until he met her.

She made a sign asking what he wanted.

He frowned slightly and said,

“I need to use that water.”

She remained silent, looking at him without saying anything. He also did not say another
word.

Fadeel stood up and asked him whether everything was fine. Irfaan then told him what
he needed.

Jeji Girl Book Two Novel Details

• Novel Title: Jeji Girl Book Two Complete Hausa Novels
• Category: Complete Hausa Novels
• Language: English Translation
• Main Characters: Irfaan, Hafees, Fadeel, Muneer, and the mysterious forest girl
• Main Themes: Jungle adventure, danger, courage, sacrifice, mystery, survival, and compassion
• Setting: A dangerous forest with wild animals and hidden mysteries

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Frequently Asked Questions About Jeji Girl Book Two Complete Hausa Novels

What is Jeji Girl Book Two Complete Hausa Novels about?

Jeji Girl Book Two Complete Hausa Novels continues the story of Irfaan
and his companions inside a dangerous forest. In this part, Irfaan is attacked by a
crocodile, and the mysterious forest girl risks herself to save him.

Who saved Irfaan in Jeji Girl Book Two?

The mysterious forest girl saved Irfaan after a crocodile grabbed his leg. She placed
her own hand into danger so the crocodile would release him.

Who is Fadeel in Jeji Girl Book Two?

Fadeel is one of the characters who entered the dangerous forest after a fight. He was
injured and chased by wild animals before the mysterious girl helped him.

What makes the forest girl mysterious?

The forest girl understands the forest, wild animals, and natural healing. Her behavior
makes the others wonder whether she is truly an ordinary human being.

Is this an English translation of Jeji Girl Book Two?

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