The woman gave a happy little nod to him after a moment. "You're right. It's wonderful babe. Look at how big they are now!" She chirped to him happily, then sort of moved to help hand them up. She looked behind her at the big canvas with her face on, and couldn't help a small laugh that escaped her. "It looks lovely," she chirped softly to him. Sort of moving to peck his lips. "Though, I'm not sure where we'd put a massive picture of me," she mused. It was gorgeous, and in truth if it wasn't her in the painting she'd think it was was the prettiest sight ever. Sage was so talented as well... she couldn't quite wrap her head around it. He was so wonderful in every single way. After a moment, she went to help him hang everything up and flashed him a happy litle grin. "Oh, Sage it's all so wonderful," she mused happily.

Sage had hummed happily and wrapped his arms around her waist, a grin on his face in response to her comment about the kids getting big. "I know," he chirped. "They're both so wonderful," he added happily, kissing the girl back with a small laugh. "Well, I think you're beautiful," he mused lightly, handing her another picture to hang up, and then helping her off the chair she was standing on once she was done, giving her a wide grin in reaponse to her last comment. "I'm glad you like it," he hummed. "I was worried at first since I could do much," he admitted with a soft chuckle.

The woman flashed him a grin after a moment and sort of letting out another laugh. When his arms wrapped around her she just leaned into him with a bit of a breath. They did have a lovely little family. They were so lucky to have everything that they had, even if occasionally they had a few set backs. She pressed a longer kiss to his lips before rolling her eyes at him. "I think you're just a good artist," she mused softly, moving to put another painting up before turning with a grin. "You did more than I've done! Sage you're so good," she mused happily.

Sage have Mari a grin when she leaned against him, chuckling when she moved in for the kiss and obliging happily. He shrugged when she spoke up again, humming slightly. "You suggested a nice dinner," he pointed out. "That's perfect for what we want too," he chirped happily, tightening his grip on her slightly, just happy to be there with her. "You know, sometimes I look at you and I feel like this is all some sort of fever dream," he mused. 'too good to be true. But it is true."

The woman sort of glanced back at him and gave a grin, then patted his hand when he held her tighter. "It was a suggestion! For the both of us if anything," she mused softly to him after a moment or two. "It was a little bit selfish. I wanted to spend time with you is all," she then added with a small chuckle. She wondered how long he'd spend on all this... but that was only a breif thought, as if he wanted to do all this, he'd done a good job of it all. She pouted at him after a moment before pecking his cheek. "I think like that sometimes too, you know. It's like some day I'm going to wake up and this'll all be like... a dream, I guess," she mused, rolling her eyes then turning around to face him. "And when things are going so good, like this, I always think that I'm just going to wake up," she then sort of laughed.

Sage had chuckled and grinned over at the girl. "Maybe so, but if that's you being greedy I think I like it," he chuckled, pecking her lips lightly. "We haven't been able to do something like that in a while," he mused lightly. He hummed softly when she mentioned it felt like a dream for her too...and he plopped down onto the couch with a happy sigh. "I'm glad the kids don't know any different," he murmured. "This...dream....is simply what life is like." He chuckled. "I can only imagine what their dreams are like," he noted in fond amusement.

The woman gave a small chuckle to him after a moment, greeting his peck with a wide grin. "I feel like we don't spend enough time together is all," she mused softly to him after a moment. She moved to plop down next to him, sort of moving to rest her head on his shoulder. "No, this is what life should be like. They're lucky that they have this and not anything less," she hummed softly. Silas wasn't old enough to know what their life in the castle had been like... it wasn't bad at all, but it certainly wasn't what she called good. Their small one bedroom shared by three people? It didn't exactly work. But they were all lucky to be where they were now. She then snorted out a chuckle at his next comment. "I wouldn't be able to keep up with their dreams," she mused happily.

Sage hummed lightly in response to the girl's comment, nodding in agreement. "You've spent a lot of time babying me recently....was that not enough time for you," he teased her lightly. But, he moved to wrap an arm around her happily when she curled in next to him, chuckling as they mentioned the kids. "yeah," he mused. "Me either," he noted, letting his head rest on the couch behind him. "It would be being stuck in something like a castle all over again," he chuckled, half joking since the castle wasn't all that bad, but also he mich preferred this to that.

The woman gave a small smile before sort of looking up at him. "Yeah, but I'd like to spend some time with my husband rather than a baby," she chuckled before moving to sort of rest her head on his lap, sort of looking up at him with a small grin. "Yeah, too busy," she mused. The castle wasn't nearly bad, but it wasn't particularly peaceful... it was just too busy, especially to raise a family.

Sage had chuckled slightly in response to her comment, moving to peck her cheek lightly. "Fair enough," he mused lightly. He suppsoed taking care of him when he'd almost just died wasn't as nice as just spending time with him. "Though, I did like certain parts of that," he admitted with a chuckle. He'd had her wash his hair a couple times since then, as it just felt nice and she seemed to like it all too. He hummed in agreement in resposne to her other comment, nodding slightly as he thought back to the times they had in the castle. "And too big," he noted. "I like our little cabin," he chuckled.