For example, if it's night and you want to go into morning, simply have the character wake up. There are two ways to skip days in a novel: one is to use an epilogue; the other is to use a future script. In an epilogue, you bring the story back to where it left off with the main characters still in the same situation they were in at the end of the last chapter. This can be done by having them reach for their cell phones and find missing persons reports about themselves from the daily newspaper. Or someone might call and tell them that a friend has died. Or they might get an email from their ex-girlfriend saying she's moved on and wants her stuff back. The point is, something has changed in their lives and it requires them to move on too. Future scripts are stories that you'll write down later. You can either start them now and finish them later or vice versa. Either way works well for scripting because once you have the outline ready, there's no difference between beginning and ending a story. You just keep going until you run out of pages!