Aria had fallen asleep on the couch a bit before Sage had left. She squirmed around and reached for the blanket, covering up with it. The girl closed her eyes again and sighed, falling back asleep.

Sage woke up sometime through the night when Henry started to coo hungrily, so he went to give the boy a bottle before going over to sit down next to Aria. He'd planned to bring her in once the bottle the done, but by the time that happened, he sort of just set it to the side and fell asleep again, the little boy happy to stay on his chest.

Aria scooted over when Sage laid next to her on the couch, to give him some room. The girl turned over to curl up against Sage. It was really cold in the living room, so Aria put part of the blanket over Sage and Henry.

Sage curled up around his family happily and snuggled up when he felt aria pull the blanket over him and the baby on his chest happily. He was so, so glad he had them back...that would never change. He'd have to trust her, which would be a bit more difficult after she'd left, but he'd get used to it eventually. She'd just have to be patient with him.

Aria smiled when Sage snuggled up against her. She was so happy that he agreed to come back to his family. Her heart didn't feel empty anymore, now that Sage was back with her.

Sage slept better than he had in a very long time. Years, really, by the time he took the time from when Aria first left. But she was back now, and he didn't wake up until almost noon the next day.

Aria woke up about an hour before Sage. He looked so cute still sleeping, and she didn't want to ruin it. The girl carefully got up, and grabbed Henry, so she could get a bottle for him.

Sage didn't move when Aria got up, he just curled up into the warm blankets a bit more and then settled back down. He woke up eventually though, and wandered over to where the rest of them were sitting in the kitchen.

Caroline must've been very tired too, because she was still sleeping. Aria looked over to see Sage walking over. "Good morning." She said with a soft smile. "You have... bad bed head." The girl laughed, setting Henry down to crawl around. She walked over to Sage happily.

Sage plopped into a chair and hummed a quiet good morning to Aria before chuckling at her comment and groaning in agreement. "I know," he half laughed half groaned, shaking his head slightly. "It's always been that way."