Sage chuckled softly in response to her comment, moving to peck her head lightly. "Whatever it is, I'm glad for it," he mused lightly before sighing and glancing at the clock. "But if you want to go to town, we'd better get going," he noted. It was already the afternoon. "Can't distract me like that when we e got things to do," he whined, though in an amused manner, obviously not upset about any of it.

Sage chuckled softly and nodded, before moving to peck her lips and then go dog around for their clothes, which were scattered around the floor. "Not if we have somewhere to be," he sort of whined, but not in any really serious way or anything. It was all just more amusing anything.

Sage chuckled softly and gave ehr a grin. "Can't argue with that," he mused lightly, shrugging as she kept talking. "true," he mused lightly, grabbing his clothes and tugging them on quickly, then rummaging around for a hair tie in an attempt to wrangle his hair, which was now rather messy again. "The sooner we go the sooner we get married though," he chirped. He didn't mind, not at all....they'd both enjoyed themselves quite a bit. But they were bothe excited to get married too, so he did want to get out there, same as her.

Sage chuckled softly inr esponse to her comment, nodding when she said she'd meet him in the car. He finished pulling his hair back into his average messy bun and grabbed the car keys, wandering out to turn it on and wait for Celeste and Liz. It didn't take long, so they were out on the road soon enough. "where to first," he asked happily, rolling the windows down so the breeze ran through the car space.

Sage nodded lightly in response to Celeste's comment, moving to take a right turn as they came to the right road, nose going as he sniffed the air moving through the car absentmindedly. He did that all the time, he suppsoed, without really noticing it. But that was fine, no one really cared.

Soon enough, they pulled up to the charch and he parked, moving to grab liz from her carseat and lock the car once Celeste was out. "What do you think," he sort of mused, lookign the outside of the building over. It was small, but somewhat homely feeling, in a way.