Aria rolled her eyes and pouted a bit before sitting up. She looked at Sage and smiled happily. "I love you." She said sarcastically. The girl chuckled and shook her head before heading to the shower.

Sage chuckled slightly, though he sat up when the girl got up. He sort of just stretched and sat on the bed while the girl showered, figuring showering together was probably too much to ask for at this point in time. Besides, he was still groggy, so sitting there and waking up slowly was nice.

Aria looked at the boy guessing what was on his mind. She smiled and got in the shower. The warm water comforted her, just like Sage did. The girl felt alone without Sage's arms wrapped around her. Aria grinned at the thought of it though.

Sage woke up after while, and decided to see how long he could lay upside down off the bed for without getting dizzy. There was no rhyme or reason to it...it was just something to do.

Aria hopped out of the shower and wrapped a towel around herself. "Sage? What are you doing?" She asked with a light chuckle. The girl huffed and sat on the ground as she pulled a pale purple dress over her head. She brushed her wet, brown hair and just let it air dry.

Sage chuckled lightly and shrugged. "Seeing how long it takes for me to get dizzy. Because why not," he hummed, looking over at the girl. It was a good thing his face was red from hanging upside down, because he definitely blushed when he saw the girl in the towel.

Aria shook her head and giggled. "You are so interesting sometimes." She said playfully. The girl sat on the ground next to Sage, who was hanging off of the bed. She kissed him softly, but had to admit... it was kinda funny.

Sage gave the girl a crooked grin, which only widened at her soft kiss. A soft hum rose in his throat....it was really just a happy noise. "I've been called plenty of names. Most of them bad things," he chuckled. "At least you don't mind me hanging off your bed," he joked.

Aria grinned back and played with his hair. "I do though. Becaaause... you aren't getting up!" She laughed. "So much for a morning person." Aria pouted. The girl glared at Sage playfully and stood up. "See ya." She said, walking outside. Aria knew Sage would come, so she waited at the door with her arms crossed.

Sage groaned and rolled his eyes, but he was laughing all the same. "I'm coming, I'm coming," he huffed playfully, joining the girl at the door, a dumb grin still spread over his face.