"Ahahaha, no," Dib laughed, sounding a little flat, "I don't even have a clock in there, except for my phone most of the time." He sprawled out under the covers and took off his glasses, putting them on the bedside table before falling straight to sleep.

The heavy, dark drapes kept the sun from coming in, although the north-facing apartment helped that, as well. Waking up was a slow process for Dib, when it wasn't out of being startled awake by the sound of Eddie's panic alarm going off or the sound of an onslaught to his defense systems by a certain green nuisance. He blearily opened his eyes to see Sollux beside him, and then drifted back off for a few minutes. Once he was more mentally coherent, he finally sat up and rubbed his face, looking a little amused by the thin, tall form of his friend sprawled out over more than half of the mattress, before he got up and started his morning routine. One which started somewhere in the mid-afternoon, and apparently didn't have shaving in its plans this time around. He made his coffee, ate a bowl of breakfast, and poked around at the things on his work bench, before he went off to get dressed.