Masane Amaha Novels & Stories

Amaria became glum and inquired, "Don't you like the name, is 'Ammon' not to your liking?" "No, I love it, thank you mas- I mean Lady Amaria," Ammon said as he hugged her. "Just call me Amaria," Amaria frowned and glared at him. He chuckled and said, "Alright, Amaria." Amaria flushed slightly as she heard him say her name in his deep soothing voice. She had no idea what she was doing when she hugged him back. " Where are we going this time?" Teresa inquired, pulling Amaria out of the hug and pulling Ammon along, and replied, "Did you forget we planned on returning to Mana's Bloom?"

"The chefs here are wonderful. Everything taste so delicious, I hope there's a gym here." Flynn laughed. "Actually there isn't. You have to wait until we get back." He turned towards Amari who was sitting next to him. She was eating maize pap that was prepared especially for her. I thought she wouldn't like it, but she's already on her second bowl.

' 'Thank you for coming to see me,' Amy said with mechanical politeness. Taking the words completely at surface value, Aminata smiled her brilliant smile. 'I too enjoy. We will meet again.' I wonder, Amy thought in renewed depression. Paul didn't know she'd come up here - I wonder if he'll let us meet again? When she was alone once more, the November sun seemed cold and colourless. She shut it out by closing her eyes and leant back in blank misery, holding the little black figure. What was this mysterious Mali where the women looked like Aminata and the men carved enigmatic little black versions of her? She pictured a jet-black, jet-shiny river flowing through dense green rainforest where ma

Ama said. “Well it’s not a big deal”

Even the stubborn Amaika seemed to know where they were going. They stopped in front of a medicine store, entering it. The overpowering scent of herbs and spices made Marvis hesitant to enter. However, Amika entered without hesitation so Marvis braved it and entered the store. Amaika made a precise order and waited patiently for it to be brought. Once they were done, they came out and continued walking, heading straight for a cafe. This time, it was Sebastian who entered and ordered cakes and sweets, ignoring the curious ladies looking at all of them. They said several things that Marvis couldn't understand but from their faces, he could tell it wasn't polite in the least. It wasn't in a bad

Kayanat says sorry mehak..... Maasi please go form here and don't show me your face again.... Kayanat without saying anything goes from there..... Ibrahim wipe her tear and says let's go home she nobbled her head and goes from there they reached home and told everything to sameera..... Sameera gets very angry and says mehak before doing anything just ask us first..... Sorry ammi says mehak it's ok go to your room...... She goes with Ibrahim and she ask how do you know that

It was from Malama Aisha… Me: Hello ma… MA: Dioxidane, yaya kake? (How are you?) Me: Lafia lau (Fine)… Yaya Aiki? (How’s work?) MA: Lafia kalau… Kana Ina? (Where are you?) Me: Ina gidan (I’m at home)… MA: Tor… Dan Allah abin da kake yi gobe (Please what would you be doing tomorrow)… Me: Walahi nothing important ma… Hope all is well…

The business with Aisha was to please Nana, something I believed he regretted till the day he was killed. I went to my room and broke my Asusu (piggy bank in the Hausa language); I had about fifty banks. I broke one for Nana and what I had was more than what they needed, but I gave it to them anyway with extra just in case they would need something when Mai'Aljanu arrived. I had to give them the extra because I doubted I would have the chance to help them discreetly again. Nana, Kawu, Aisha and Mai'Karfi were grateful. I saw hope in Aisha's eyes.

He grumbled something I couldn't make out. Two men and a woman entered my lair. Amaan directed them to sit. They picked a love seat, but all three of them sat in it. They chatted among themselves excitedly, but I couldn't make out their words. I smiled halfheartedly at them. I leaned across the table and touched their hands.

asks Yna, who is now seated beside me. Amaya is running as she chases those spirits who don't resist going to heaven. While I was here, being sentimental. My head hurts. "Amaya is deadly serious when she said she doesn't want to put you in danger anymore. As the new holder of fox marble revealed, you will now face the consequences you never had before. Right now, the ocean waves are still waving smoothly— not yet showing the deadly storm that was about to come. Brace yourself," says Mune, looking directly at my eyes like his eyes were a tiger.