Nana Hurries Away to Avoid Turaki

I said what I needed to say and quickly walked away.

I even began moving at a slight run because I was afraid that fate might bring me face-to-face with Turaki.

At that moment, there was no person in the world I hated more than him.

As far as I was concerned, Turaki was the cause of every painful problem that had entered my life.

When I entered the living room, I briefly looked around before walking straight into my bedroom.

I lay down on the bed, hoping that sleep would allow me to forget everything for a while.

Unfortunately, sleep refused to come.

Nana Remains Awake Until the Afternoon

I remained on the bed until approximately two o’clock in the afternoon.

My eyes were open, but my mind was overwhelmed by different thoughts.

Eventually, I stood up and entered the bathroom to perform ablution.

After completing my prayer, I remained seated on the prayer mat.

The room was quiet, but my heart was far from peaceful.

Everything Sardauna had told me at the hospital the previous day began repeating itself inside my mind.

His words moved through my ears as though he were standing beside me and saying them again.

Sardauna’s Disturbing Warning

I could clearly remember his voice.

“You should still expect to see many more things, Nana.”

I quickly shook my head, refusing to accept the fear his statement created inside me.

I did not want to believe that more pain and disappointment were waiting ahead.

Instead, I tried to encourage myself and hold firmly to the hope that my marriage could still be repaired.

Nana Promises to Remain With Sardauna

“I will remain with you, Sardauna,” I said to myself.

“I will continue living with you here, even under these difficult circumstances.”

I closed my eyes and allowed hope to overcome the frightening thoughts inside me.

“I know that one day you will return to me as the husband I once knew.”

I desperately wanted to believe that whatever had changed Sardauna would eventually disappear.

I believed that patience would restore his love and return peace to our marriage.

Nana Finds the Medication Sardauna Gave Her

I reached into the drawer beside the bed, intending to collect my mobile phone.

Instead, my hand touched the tablets Sardauna had previously given me.

He had told me that the medication was meant to improve and repair my womb.

I collected the tablets and stared at them for several moments.

A strong desire to read the information written on the package came over me.

Although I had not received extensive formal education, I knew enough English to understand ordinary written instructions.

I believed that I would be able to recognise what the medication was if I carefully read its label.

However, something inside my heart prevented me from doing so.

Nana Refuses to Discover the Truth

My heart refused to accept even one word of what Sardauna had told me.

I did not want to examine the tablets and discover something that might confirm his disturbing statement.

I stood up and carried the medication into the bathroom.

Without reading its name or discovering what it was genuinely intended to treat, I threw all the tablets into the toilet.

I immediately flushed them away.

I watched as the water carried them out of sight.

I convinced myself that I must have misunderstood what I heard at the hospital.

I desperately believed that my ears had deceived me.

Sardauna could not have meant his words in the way I understood them.

That was the explanation I chose to accept.

Nana Tries to Eat Despite Her Emotional Pain

It was already around half past three in the afternoon when I finally left the bedroom and entered the kitchen.

I prepared a cup of tea and collected some of the cake that remained from the day Bilkisu’s relatives visited us.

I returned to the living room, sat down and began eating.

However, the cake had no taste in my mouth.

My body was eating, but my mind remained trapped inside the hospital conversation and the medication I had just destroyed.

I paid more attention to the tea than the cake.

Each bite felt empty because the confusion inside my heart had taken away my appetite.

Nana Continues Denying Sardauna’s Revelation

Nana’s decision to destroy the medication shows how strongly she fears the truth.

Rather than reading the label and discovering why Sardauna gave her the tablets, she chooses to protect the hope that her marriage can still survive.

Her hatred for Turaki also continues to influence her thoughts because she considers him the source of every misfortune surrounding her.

However, Sardauna’s warning suggests that Nana may soon discover more secrets capable of changing everything she believes about her husband and marriage.

Read Sartse Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel

This chapter of Sartse Book 2 Complete Hausa Novel presents Nana as a woman trapped between painful reality and desperate hope.

She refuses to accept Sardauna’s revelation, destroys the mysterious tablets without identifying them and promises to remain with him until he returns to the man she once loved.

Her decision may protect her feelings temporarily, but it could also prevent her from discovering an important truth about her health and marriage.

Continue reading to discover what Sardauna meant at the hospital, why he gave Nana the medication and how Turaki became connected to the problems destroying her happiness.

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