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But that only matters if there is any sperm to dump in the first place. So I think OP's plan to watch tomorrow morning is a good first step. If mating is not happening, that is the first problem to solve.

Looking for a bullseye can be wrong sometimes. @TheOddOneOut just recently posted a photo of an egg with a bullseye, from hens with absolutely no exposure to a rooster. So the egg could not possibly be fertile. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/fertilizing-eggs.1518202/page-7#post-25636705

It sounds to me like your eggs are all infertile. I would store the eggs small-end-down, with no plastic wrap. I remember your previous thread. Given the specific temperature of your house and your refrigerator, I think you might have better luck storing eggs in the fridge. But even if your...