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FAKE DADDY MAHAIFIN BOGI
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FAKE DADDY MAHAIFIN BOGI

by Zainab Habib Mom Islam ,

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Released

21, Apr 2026

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Imagine a cold, rainy day in Japan. The rain is hitting the glass windows of a huge, expensive palace. Inside this palace lives a man named Sheyk Rayyan Al Kaito. This guy is not just rich; he is the kind of rich where people say even his breath smells like money. He is the most powerful man in Japan, and everyone is terrified of him. If you see him angry once, you will pray never to see that face again. But on this specific day, Rayyan is beyond angry. He is shocked and furious because of a message he just received from the police. Someone is claiming to be his daughter. He has never had a child in his life, so this news hits him like a physical blow. He keeps repeating the words to himself in disbelief because it sounds like a bad joke. Zainab Habib Mom Islam starts this story with so much tension that you can almost feel the cold rain and the heat of Rayyan's anger at the same time.

One part of the book really shows how much this bothered him. The story says — "Am I her father...!!!" (translated from Hausa). He says this with a loud, terrifying voice that makes the policeman standing in front of him tremble. The poor policeman feels like the air has stopped moving in his nose. He is so scared that his legs are shaking. He tells Rayyan that there is a young girl from a poor background at the station, and she is telling everyone that Sheyk Rayyan Al Kaito is her father. This is a huge scandal for a man of his status. Rayyan just stares at the officer with a look that could kill. The whole room goes silent, and the only thing you can hear is the ticking of the wall clock. Finally, Rayyan gives a command. He wants the girl brought to him immediately. He wants to see this person who has the guts to use his name like that. If you enjoy stories with powerful, scary men and deep family secrets, you should check out JARABABBEN NAMIJI SABON SALO because it has that same kind of intense energy.

While Rayyan is fuming in his palace, we see the girl, Hana, at the police station. She is tiny, maybe only fifteen years old. She is sitting there shaking, her eyes all swollen because she has been crying so much. She knows what she said, and she knows the weight of that word "father." When the door to the office finally opens, a strong wind seems to blow in with the security guards. Everyone in the station stands up or bows down because they know who is coming. When Hana looks up, her eyes meet Rayyan’s. Her eyes are soft and full of tears, but his eyes are full of pure hate. He walks up to her, and the smell of his expensive perfume fills the air, making her even more scared. He looks at her and says — "I have never had a child, and you are not my daughter.." (translated from Hausa). This moment is so heartbreaking because even though she lied, you can see how much she is suffering. If you like stories about young girls facing big challenges in life, you might also like BAFULLATANAN RUGA 1 on the same site.

Rayyan is confused because even though he hates her for lying, he notices how beautiful she is. She is fair-skinned with long hair that reaches her back. Her eyes are big and beautiful, even with the tears. She looks like a mess in her old clothes, but her natural beauty is still there. Rayyan doesn't show that he is impressed, though. Instead, he leans in and tells her that he is going to teach her a lesson she will never forget. He says — "I will teach you a lesson in Japan, you will realize that a lie has a PRICE.." (translated from Hausa). He points his finger at her and then just walks out. He gets into his high-tech car that opens with a code and drives off, leaving Hana in total despair. She realizes she has made a huge mistake by picking a fight with a man who doesn't know the meaning of mercy. You can find many more stories like this when you download Hausa novels from your favorite sites.

The policeman who brought the news to Rayyan actually feels bad for Hana. He tells her that she shouldn't have done something so dangerous. He says it would have been better for her to hug an electric transformer than to lie about being Rayyan’s daughter. He is a family man with kids, and he is scared for his own life just being involved in this mess. He tells her she has no choice but to go to Rayyan’s house because that is the order. Hana is so weak from fear that she can barely walk to the car. Her heart is beating so fast as they drive through the streets of Japan toward the palace. This part of the book is so sad because she is just a child and she is all alone. For more drama about life and the choices we make, you should read ME GARI YA WAYA Book 2 which is another great read.

When they get to the palace, Hana is brought before Rayyan again. He is sitting on a throne like a king. He asks her who her guardian is, but she can't even speak. She is just sobbing. Instead of hurting her right there, he tells his people to take her to a room with a woman named Neda. This part is a bit confusing for Hana. She expected torture, but instead, she finds herself in a room full of luxury. Neda is an old woman who brings her two warmers full of delicious food. She sees foods she has never seen before, like Sukiyaki and Tempura. Hana is so hungry that she forgets her fear for a minute and starts eating. The food is so good that she finishes it all and even drinks a bottle of cold water. It is a strange moment of peace in the middle of a nightmare. It reminds me of the deep storytelling in KURMAN ALLO where things aren't always what they seem at first.

But the peace doesn't last long. Once she finishes eating, she realizes she is locked in. The doors are made of gold, but they are still prison doors. She starts screaming for Neda, but no one answers. The room is quiet and smells like expensive incense. There are beautiful lights on the ceiling that spin around, making her feel dizzy. She is trapped in a golden cage. Around 9:00 PM, something strange happens. Part of the ceiling opens up, and a chair starts descending. It’s Rayyan. He is sitting on a golden throne that lowers him into the room. It’s like something out of a movie. He looks at her and smiles a very wicked smile. He tells her to come to him, but she is too scared to move. She just huddles against the wall, wishing she could disappear. This kind of dark romance is very popular among people looking for best Hausa novels to read at night.

Rayyan uses a remote to move his chair closer to her. He pulls her toward him, and his voice changes. It becomes soft, but in a way that is even scarier than when he was shouting. He tells her that he has decided to accept the role of her "father" but on one condition. This is where the story gets really intense and moves into that 18+ romance territory. He starts looking at her differently, noticing how her clothes are torn and how she is growing into a woman. He touches her, and even though she tries to pull away, he is too strong. He mocks her, asking who she thinks she is to try and escape his grip. The tension between them is thick, and you can tell that Hana’s life is about to change in a way she never expected. If you like this kind of spicy and complicated relationship, you should definitely check out ZAMAN DADIRO as well.

The story of Fake Daddy is full of these moments where you don't know if you should be scared for Hana or excited to see what Rayyan does next. He is a man who is used to getting everything he wants, and now he has this beautiful girl who lied to him. He wants to punish her, but he also seems to be drawn to her. It’s a dangerous game they are playing. Hana is young and innocent, but she is also caught in a web of her own making. Every page makes you want to know if she will ever escape or if she will end up actually loving this man who calls himself her "Fake Daddy." This is exactly why people love to find Hausa novels online because the drama is just so real and addictive.

If you are looking for a story that has everything — wealth, power, a scary but handsome hero, and a lot of emotional drama — then you have to read this book. Zainab Habib Mom Islam did a great job making the characters feel alive. You will feel Hana's heartbeat and Rayyan's cold stare. It’s the kind of book you stay up all night reading because you just have to know the ending. For those who want more stories like this, especially the ones with a lot of secrets and romance like KIƊA A RUWA, you should head over to the best place for stories. You can find Fake Daddy and many more on Taskar Novels. It is the best place to get your daily fix of drama and romance. Go check it out and tell me what you think!

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