Today the night's lock screen has one way out, and holding it ends the night. In this draft it pauses instead: the tabs come back, and the next open lands on the lock screen with every lead she hasn't called still open. There is no Desk card on a resume.

Already in Messages when the night opens, stamped DAY 9 · 1:06 A.M. (before the session's 1:14). The red dot on Messages already steers her there. The copy is a draft; it needs a corpus entry you approve before it ships.

Two routes, both real phone habits. Swiping down from the top of the lock screen or the home screen opens Control Center; its Sleep tile is the only control that does anything (the others are drawn and inert). Settings › Focus holds the same switch for a player who doesn't know the swipe. Chrome stays quiet: Sleep turns cream when on, no new color.

With Sleep on, the lock screen dims and silences, and the clock keeps running. A beat later the Desk card's closing line follows, as built. On the next calendar day the DAY 9 morning opens with the phone's own Good morning card above the tern receipt, which is why it's morning.