Summary: AU. Hibari and Tsuna are roommates. Hibari sleeps in on a day off, just an easy morning. Author's Notes: Yea man, something nice and short. After this I'll make a new chapter for Nyabari and Dame-Tsuna after this. Yep yep. As Tsuna stumbled out his room, he noticed a few things. One, there was no smell omelets cooking on the stove. Two, woah, it's almost noo. And three, his roommate is still asleep. That's what was so abnormal about this normal to him. His roommate, Hibari Kyoya, would always, always, be awake before him. Even on days off like today, he would usually be awake, cooking breakfast. That was their deal after all. Hibari would cook breakfast and Tsuna would cook dinner. Most days. Tsuna yawned and stretched his back before making his way over to Hibari's room. He knocked twice and called out, "Hibari-san, are you awa- ." Tsuna was cut off as the door swung open to reveal a tired-looking Hibari. " Ah... Are you... Okay?" Hibari's answering glare sent shivers down Tsuna's back. "You're still standing here, herbivore." His voice was rough and laced with sleepiness. Tsuna moved out of Hibari's way and followed as he made his way to the kitchen. Tsuna sat on the couch as Hibari moved about, opening the refrigerator, grabbing the ingredients needed. The sound of eggs crackling and the sizzling of the oil filled the small apartment. It was soon followed by the smell of bacon. "It's delicious, Hibari-san," Tsuna commented. Hibari grunted in return and continued eating. "But it's rare for you to sleep in, did anything happen last night?" As they finished their late breakfast, Tsuna continues on with his one-sided conversation. The two men ambled into the living room space. "Oh, should I go to the store today?" Hibari shook his head, "it's my turn today..." He yawned tiredly and stretched once more. He threw his hands over his head with a groan. Tsuna watched him as he sank down into the couch. With a low chuckle he stated, "I don't know Hibari-san, are your joints okay?" The man gave him a confused stare. "You're yawning a lot, maybe you you should stay here and rest. After all, the elderly do need their rest." Tsuna left the apartment with a bright red bruise on his face.