Another Day Punch Novels & Stories

Tyson smirked. “31 Days.” Chance affirmed. “Which Day was today”? He asked. “Ninth.” Dr. Tyson added. “Twenty two days to go, man I am gonna savor these.” with a devilish smirk, Chance declared.

In 'Daily Issue' newspaper office. The regular day...whole office was busy in their work....Adam was sitting idly while waiting for Keerthi...who came now ...he stood up and bowed to her ...she saw his sleepy face and said "Hey Minion...are you sick???" ...Adam sighed and said "Aapi...whole night I couldn't sleep because of this video...I was so scared like hell" ...She chuckled and said "Well it happens with me also...but today we will do rock in afternoon meeting...appoint a meeting with boss..."

I report, shutting down our computers and grabbing my keys. “Thanks, Mike. I owe you one.” “How generous of you,” I shoot back mockingly before hanging up. Finally—finally—I return to the punch machine, card still clutched between my fingers. Tomorrow’s going to be a long damn day - I think to myself as I punch my card, toss it back into his designated spot and leave the precinct.

"I intend to fix that." "Great," I muttered, heading back to my room. "I'm getting paid fifty grand a day to be a human punching bag. Happy days."

“Dinner will be served at 8 is what she told me but there will be dancing after so I hope you will be my partner for the whole evening. “ “Okay. so we have ample time for me to go back to the villa and change. Dancing, sure no problem as long as you won’t trod on my toes.” “You don’t need to go back to the villa. You will know later as soon as we arrive at the office. I have Abdullah’s permission to let you stay the night and tomorrow will be your day off as well. “ “I just had my day off the other day?!” “That is part of my agreement with your employer that should you perform other duties beyond your working time, you will be given an extra day off. Of course, I have to pay him back for a d

Angel seemed to have just opened his eyes when he felt the warmth of sunlight penetrating the glass walls in the inpatient room. He blinked for a few moments to adjust his vision. "Eengg... it's morning..." groaned Angel as he spread his arms wide to stretch his stiff muscles. "Good morning dear?" Angel turned quickly to find her mother, who looked fresh and was having breakfast. That's when he remembered someone who kept hugging him last night. "Where is he?"

End of message. Tomorrow morning? Don't we have our separate work tomorrow morning?

she responded, forcing a smile as her eyes lingered on the untouched tea. She followed him across the room. “Mom called. She said we’re all having lunch tomorrow at Aunt Gerthrude’s restaurant.” Aunt Gerthrude was Uncle Larry’s wife, and she ran a small Filipino eatery in Mandaluyong. “We need to leave early so we can catch the 9 AM mass. Everyone’s meeting there.” Van stopped midway into lying down when he heard what she said. He let out a deep sigh and turned to face her. “Do we really have to spend another Sunday with your family? Can’t we just go somewhere else instead, just the two of us, and enjoy some quality time alone?”

The Next Day Unlike every other Tuesday, Jayda reluctantly stood up from her bed and prepared for work. She spent the whole of yesterday crying and sulking so she needed to catch up on so many work-related things that she didn't do yesterday. She cleaned up, changed into a simple but elegant dress, covered her puffy eyes with some makeup and proceeded to the kitchen to make herself a toast. She had no appetite but forced herself to eat half of it and washed it down with some orange juice. She took her vitamins and then left for work.

Not in the mood right now for unknown numbers but this one seemed pretty important so maybe I could find out what they wanted. Just as I was about to call back, my assistant’s name flashed across the screen for a call and I sighed. Of course, she would call now. “Hey,” I answered. “Morning, Miss Indigo! Just a heads-up, all appointments have been shifted to tomorrow.” She said calmly, like she had not just given me shocking news. My brow furrowed. “What? Why?” “System shutdown. Remote work day!” she chirped. “Lucky break, huh? I forgot to tell you yesterday before you clocked out.”