Sage chuckled and gave the girl a grin. "Good, because I don't feel like dragging a chair all the way over there again," he joked. Then he cocked his head and nodded with a slight hum. "Yeah, Ive been planning on doing that for a while," he admitted. "I guess I've just been busy with other stuff. We can get that done I suppose." Really he didn't mind what he did with her, he just liked being with her. He'd decided that he'd propose when he found a good place and time to do it...they didn't go out on fancy dates or anything, but he'd find a good time to do it soon. Hopefully, it would be before the baby came, because then he'd have to wait longer while she healed and all the rest. But they'd have to see.

Mari smiled lightly to the boy. "If you go and pick some I'll stich them up for you," she offered lightly. "I'm off work from now until the baby comes... I've got loads of time on my hands," she mused lightly before shaking her head. "I'll fit them to you quite easily," she hummed lightly. "We can do that whenever you want," she hummed happily. "And we also need to think about baby names! We need one for a bit and one for a girl."

Sage hummed and nodded, giving the girl a thumbs up happily. "I'll get them when I get a chance," he hummed. Then he chuckled and shrugged. "well you know my general size well enough I suppose," he chirped. He flopped down onto the bed with a sigh and and hummed lightly. "Yeah, well have to do that before it pop outta you," he mused. He'd already mention naming it after Lizzie, but the baby might just not be a Lizzie, even if it was a girl.

Mari hummed to the boy before shrugging. "I've only thought of girls' names," she hummed with an amused chuckle. She then looked to the boy with a pout. "I do like Liz, though," she told him with a bit of a shrug. It had to be her favourite... maybe because the name had so much meaning to Sage. She then looked at him with a bit of a funny look. "Before it pops out of me," she repeated with a bit of a laugh, "You didn't have to put it like that," she joked lightly... though, of course, she didn't overly mind.

Sage chuckled at the girl's comment and shrugged. "We have a few days or so," he hummed. "And we can figure it out soon enough I suppose." He snorted in a rather amused manner at her last comment and gave her a grin. "Would you prefer slowly sliding out of you," he asked with a bit of a chuckle.

(Bit short)

Mari hummed at his comment and gave a giddy-sounding chuckle. "Hear that, baby? A few more days," she chirped lightly as she placed a hand on her stomach. "That's not long... we need to start brainstorming, Sage!" She chirped with a small laugh. She then squeaked and wrinkled her nose at his next comment. "God, know! It's not hard to say 'when the baby arrives'!" The girl chuckled lightly before shaking her head, clearly more amused than anything.

Sage chuckled lightly and nodded, grinning in the girls direction. "Then help start brainstorming," he laughed, shaking his head slightly and rolling over in the bed so he was laying on his stomach and grabbed a pillow to rest his head on, wrapping his arms around it. "Alexander is a nice name. Alex for short," he mused. "I have to admit, I don't know very many names or people," he chuckled. "I'm not the most social person ever."

Mari hummed in agreement with the boy before shrugging thoughtfully. "I suppose that's a nice name," she hummed in thought before cocking her head. "I like Daniel or Danny," she murmured, "But I can't imagine us with a baby called Danny," she mused before shaking her head. "Alex is cute, though... or Alec," she noted before pouting momentarily. "I like Benjimen, too," she chirped with a smile. "And I like Ruth for a girl too... but I feel like I prefer Lizzie, there's more behind that," she then chuckled lightly. "We need to get you out more... meeting some people," she mused, shaking her head.

Sage hummed in agreement and then shrugged and nodded. "I suppose well know what it is when it's born," he hummed. "It might not be anything we've picked out so far. But all of those are good options," he mused lightly. Then he wrinkled his nose slightly. "Do we," he half whined. "I have you and the doctor and Anya and att, and a baby soon. I'm fine with what I have." He shrugged and gave the girl a grin. "Besides, the horses are generally nicer than people I meet," he chuckled.

She hummed in agreement to the boy. They'd hopefully just... know when the baby was born. Not much time now, and they'd know. She felt light again at the feeling of seeing her baby so soon... knowing they were so close, yet so far... she couldn't wait to see the child. She then furrowed her brows at the boys comments. "You understand that half the people you just mentioned are children? And the rest of us are your family?" She asked with a bit of a chuckle. "You'll be driven insane if you spend all of your time here with me and a baby," she chuckled before shaking her head. "And you have no guy friends! It's me and Anya or the doctor and that's it," she then added lightly.