All Chapters of Unknowingly His: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Disclaimer; this book is not suitable for those under the age of 18, be warned.Warning; slow updates! Read at your own risk.‘I don’t remember coming here’ Saudah wondered, turning again towards the mud huts. A thick forest surrounded the place, its lifeless trees making ominous shapes in the deepening dark. This was no place of comfort. A sense of forbidding clutched at her chest. Suddenly, she saw a man on a horseback, galloping towards her down a narrow path cut through the woods. She stood transfixed, unable to do anything but watch and wait.The man was wearing a deep dark robe, very unlike the dress worn by human beings. On his feet were pointed nails. A dark, hooded cloak flapped wildly as he drew nearer on his black steed, his piercing eyes glaring at Saudah. He drew the horse up to a walk, never averting his eyes from hers. They were the scary steel-dark eyes she had never seen before,

Saudah woke up that Saturday morning and realized that that all she had seen herself do was a mere dream. She dreamt of dancing naked in the market place. As she opened her eyes and strained to read the hand of the alarm clock on the bed side table, it was already time for the madarasah she had joined just last week. She realized the strange feeling that always follows every dream. Rubbing her eyes with palm, she threw her feet over the edge of the bed and stumbled into the bathroom.After switching on the light, she stared at her own reflection in the mirror and scowled. Her admirers were right, after all---she was irresistibly beautiful. Taking a quick shower, she dressed casually and stepped out of the room with her bag strapped along her shoulder. She was wearing a black hijaab and stepped out of her room. She arrived to a bloomy living room filled with laughter and happiness.“Good morning everyone,” she greeted as she sat beside her elder sis

Asiya was in the kitchen cooking a meal of spaghetti when she heard a silent, ominous sound. A moment later, she switched off the central air conditioner; and heard the sound more loudly from Saudah's room. She then left the kitchen and peeped quietly through the door's knob only to see a big, black snake almost as thick as a child's arm and perhaps a yard longer."Mummy! Mummy!" Asiya's terrified shriek broke the serenity of the day and Saudah's twilight state. Saudah was suddenly startled out of sleep and saw the snake raring it's head in her direction."Help! Help! Help! Snake! Mummy, Snake!" She cried out in horror. Hajia Balkisu, who had also been awakened to Asiya's hysteria, quickly went the way of Saudah's room and pushed the door open. She then saw a big black snake raring its head in Saudah's direction. It was the one in vapour shape; and it had been with her for almost half an hour. The bed was still lumpy with the pillow she had tucked under the blankets. The