Mari rolled her eyes. "If I knew that was the case I wouldn't have said yes!" She teased him with a bit of a chuckle. Of course, she would have always said yes... no matter the day, where or how he'd asked, she would have said yes. Yes to spending her life with him... always. She smiled lightly to his next comment, a grin getting bigger. "I should hope so! I spend a lot of time loving you," she mocked him before wrapping her arms tightly around his waist. When he grabbed Silas, she hummed a babyish comment before giving the little guy a fuss, getting a bit of a laugh from the boy. "Not much," she murmured quietly. "I didn't think of much... maybe... you want to go out on the horses? If you ask very very nicely I might get on one," she mused lightly to the boy.

Sage chuckled lightly and grinned over at her. "Well, there's no going back now," he chirped lightly. He giggled lightly at her next comment and leaned into her happily. "you spoil me," he mused. "probably too much," he chuckled. But he liked to spoil her too, so he supposed that's just how it was going to be. He was more than happy to mess about with Silas for a bit before humming thoughtfully and nodding in response to her comments. "we can go down there at some point," he mused. "I have to feed them and stuff later on anyway," he pointed out. "but we have until then to just spend some time together," he mused lightly.

Maria smiled to him and went to kiss his head gently. "You like being spoilt. And I like spoiling you, so I suppose there's just not a down side, huh?" She asked with a bit of a childish hum... and she really did love spoiling him. She knew sometimes he was a a bit disheartened because he couldn't always give her everything but she didn't want or need everything. She wanted to make him happy. She wanted to spoil him and make sure he had every good experience he possibly could. She needed to make sure he had the best life he could with her, to make sure he didn't regret choosing her. Mari nodded in agreement before pulling the child from him, her smile bright as she looked to the boy. "Well, whenever you want to then," she hummed quietly before going to grab the child some of his breakfast.

Sage chuckled lightly and nodded. "I suppose not," he mused. He liked spoiling her, too, so he could understand why she wanted to spoil him a bit, especially since she knew his background and many of the things that had happened to him. The things he still struggled with. And really, he could only appreciate it even more. He really did love her, and he loved everything she did for him, he really did. He was more than happy to mess about with Silas for a little while before humming thoughtfully. "Why don't we do presents now and then we can get lunch and go down to the barn," he suggested lightly.

Mari smiled happily in response to the boy. She was convinced she'd always spoil him... she knew money couldn't buy happiness, but on the same hand, Sage had always had so little... so if she could buy him little gifts every now and then, go out of fun dates and days out, and just show her love for him in as many ways as possible... well, he'd have to be happy then. Not all the time, that was impossible, but at least in those moments he could be happy. Just got a little while. Her face lit up when he asked for gifts, and nodded, going to put Silas down before grabbing a box from under the table... there were a few things. She'd gotten him some fancy paints and pencils, a couple of canvases and a few other bits and bobs. They'd been fairly expensive, but she knew he rather liked his art, and she was hoping he'd be able to put some up in the house. She'd also gotten him a silver stable plack for Chaos's new stable, and a rather smart head collar for him... there were also a small selection of keep sakes and a rather fun looking pen knife that she'd carved a few interesting designs on. "Go on, seee what's in there!" She chirped happily.

Sage grinned excitedly when she agreed to what he'd suggested and held Silas as he pattered over to peer at all the boxes Mari had dragged out from under the table, eyes definitely wide as the gifts kept piling up. He certainly hadn't been expecting that much stuff. He was definitely happy about it all, though....excited. He sat down happily in the midst of all the boxes and pulled the nearest one closest to him. Silas cooed happily and reached out for the shiny bow on the box and sage chuckled lightly. "Wanna help daddy open presents," he chirped happily, letting Silas 'help' tear it open. He felt his grin widen more and more the more packages he opened....Mari had definitely gotten him a bit of everything he liked. Art, horses...everything else he might like or want. "Thank you, my love," he cooed lightly, leaning over to press a light kiss to her lips. "I love them," he chirped happily.

Mari kind of bounced up and down childishly while she waited for him to open the gifts. She was glad he'd liked them... she wasn't at all able to decide on just one thing... she knew he loved Chaos, so something for him was kind of obvious... they'd been expensive, but she'd taken that out of her own savings rather than savings for the house. She knew he liked his art... but she wasn't sure if he liked to paint as much as he liked to draw, so she just kind of got him a bit of everything. And the dagger too, since he'd kind of lost the old ones. She smiled when he went to kiss her. "Yeah?" She asked lightly. "I wasn't sure what you would want," she told him with a bit of a laugh.

Sage chuckled lightly at her comment and hummed lightly when she said she wasn't sure what he'd want. "Well, I like everything you got me," he hummed happily, looking back over at the piles of stuff. "I've been planning on making some decorations for the house so the art stuff is perfect," he chirped. "And I suppose I'll need my own tack for the horses if we're taking chaos to the house... I just use the castles stuff now," he hummed. Then his eyes light up happily and he handed Silas to Mari, reaching for the tack she'd gotten him. "Let's go see how it works," he chirped. And he supposed he should make sure it fit the horse too.

Mari smiled softly to the boy before shrugging softly. "I'm glad. I was kind of worried you'd be disappointed," she murmured quietly to him as she went to peck his nose... but she was happy. He liked everything she'd gotten him, and that was all she could ask for. She also knew he would ever be upset about something she'd gotten him unless it was offensive, and this was absolutely not offensive, not in the slightest. Only... now she didn't know what to get him for Christmas. Whatever, that was a while away now. She nodded when he said to go see how the head collar fit... Chaos was very tall, but also very fine, and he kind of had an Arab head. A very large Arab head, so he was kind of hard to find something to fit him... but she could always got and get it adjusted if need be.

Sage chuckled lightly and shook his head. "Oh please, I wouldn't even be dissapointed if you'd gotten me nothing," he snorted. "I'm just happy to spend time with you two," he hummed happily. Though, gifts were nice, of course. His face light up when she agreed to go down to the banr, and scooped up the halter. Then he had an idea. "Hey..why don't you bring some of those paints down too? I can try them out and make something for the house, since I still have a while before I have to feed," he suggested, eyes glittering. He did sort of want to go work on the house, but she didn't want him working, and this way it was the best of both worlds. He tossed the halter over his shoulder and picked up some of the art stuff, and hopped away happily. Mari could grab what he couldn't hold, and their child and follow.