6 Times A Day Novels & Stories

Silence enveloped the room for what felt like forever until she said, “Your evening dose is by 6.00. Don't be late.”

“Are you good?” Miles swallowed the piece of pepperoni pizza he was chewing and took a drink before answering me. “I’m decent. It’s going well. We practice four days on weekdays and one during the weekends. Although on weekends, we only practice for two or three hours. We do four to six hours a day on weekdays.”

"Morning too, young one." "Let's get started. Shall we?" "That's a very different spirit you have there, young one. "Is everything okay?" "Everything is perfect." I said with a smile. Yes, everything is perfect. I am an alpha. ***An hour thirty minutes later*** It looks like she does the terakjux every thirty minutes. So that makes it four times in a session. ***Two hours later*

I nodded, my throat feeling too tight to speak. “Now, the schedule.” He leaned forward slightly, elbows on the desk, eyes locked on mine. “You’ll work six days a week. You’ll live at the house to care for Ava full-time, and you will have Sundays free. You may leave on Saturday evenings after her dinner, but you must return to the house on Monday morning before eight. Is that clear?”

she said as she picked up her mobile phone and played something on it. "Are we playing now? Okay!" I said to her as I took in and released my breath. "Just say it!" She instructed as she stopped whatever was playing. "Miss, you are to take your medication daily, in the morning after breakfast and in the evening after dinner," I simply said. "Good, good, good!" She said as she jotted down some things into her tablet. "Okay, are we through here?" I asked her as I placed Ethan against my shoulder and patted his back.

“You’re supposed to use the nebulizer two to three times a day. How often have you been using it?” I close my eyes trying to relax with the questioning not wanting them to know how bad things are for me at Red Fang. After struggling to take in a few bigger breaths I finally hold up one finger. “Once a day?” I shake my head and give her a thumbs down. “Once a week?” Thumbs up. She sighs as she continues. “Albuterol rescue inhaler?” Thumbs up then close fingers, I still had that but it was starting to run low from using it more than usual.

I would prefer to talk to June until her short attention span remembers my bald head. "How many classes a month?" I asked June. "Maybe fifteen to thirty," she said. "That's almost every day," I pointed out. "He really has no romantic bone and I think he needs as much rebranding as he can get," June said. I couldn't even tell if she was being serious or just saying, but she did look really serious. After a while of talking about her husband and his inability to be romantic, she went back to asking if I was a monk.

Sky handed her a bag full of medications. "These are the medications she needs. The first medicine should be taken three times a day. She needs to take three pills for every in take. There's also a liquid medicine. She needs twenty millimeters at a time and.." He showed her the other medications. "In short, these medication can prevent the spread of cancer cells. She should take them on time..." Agnes took tbe medication and said, "Thank you doctor. I will make sure that my older sister takes them" Sky gave her a couple more of advise before leaving.

, Dave said to him. "Came to me during your free time, just once in a day will be fine I think. It will be weird if you just hang around me all the time, and you are too busy to do that. Okay, so just once, will be fine. it will be better if there are a lot of people around me at that time, so you can message me and ask then." "Stop with your express. And what do you mean once a day will be fine? Huh! Do I have to follow you like this regularly.", Dave said annoyingly.

’ They went to the pharmacy, where Callie opened the medicine cabinet and handed Harriet a package of cold and cough medicine. ‘For your cold, take two tablets each day, one every twelve hours,’ Callie instructed. ‘And for the cough medicine, take four doses per day, one every six hours. If your cough is severe, you can take up to two doses a day, but it’s best not to exceed six doses in 24 hours.’ Harriet nodded. ‘Okay, Callie. I’ll remember that.’ Callie glanced at Harriet and suddenly asked, ‘You don’t have a cough or a cold. Is it... Elias?’