AUREN WATA SHIDDA

About this Novel

Three beautiful girls walked quietly, each holding a jar as if they were going to collect water. Among them, a girl named Mero, often called Mitsss, remained neutral due to past encounters with the young men of their village. She expressed her reluctance to be part of their story, especially involving Prince Hamza and his friends, whom she considered not to be good people. It was common knowledge that even the women married into the Bebariba family, like Riyanatu, had faced hardships. Their fate seemed sealed as Prince Hamza silenced them and urged them to move quickly. The prince, walking in their midst, was known for his wisdom and good character, a rarity among the young men in the village, except for Gali. He didn't waste any time in distancing his only child from the group. Prince Hamza addressed the daughters of the MGN, showcasing the girls who walked nervously without making eye contact. His words were directed at Riyanatu, who seemed to be the focus of their fear. A young boy accompanying Prince Hamza nodded in agreement. However, even before the boy could act, Prince Hamza waved him away, signaling that he didn't want to hear what Riyanatu had to say.