Sage chuckled lightly at her comment, humming in a happy sort of agreement. "I know, but you seem to be more pecky today," he mused happily. To be completely fair, he was pecking her a lot too, though he had to admit that was rather normal. They were a bit longer than usual though, he supposed....more thankful maybe? Whatever the case, he was happy about it. He wrapped his arms around her when she sunk in, and sort of twntangled their legs together happily as well, more than happy to cuddle. He hummed in agreement with her comment after that, patting her back gently. "Don't forget the bath," he mused. He wasn't going to bring up anything else...if she wanted it she'd let him know. If she didn't...well, he wasn't gonna push her.

Mari smiled lightly to the boy after a moment or two and moved to press another kiss to his lips. "Because I love you," she chirped to him happily. "And you like all these kisses, so it's fine," she hummed lightly to him, looking really very happy about everything. She sort of gave him a little bit of a smile when he cuddled in, and sort of sunk into his touch happily. "Well, are you going to set it up all pretty again?" She asked him with a small chuckle. "Then maybe I can get warm enough," she chirped to him happily.

Sage chuckled lightly at her comment and smiled up at her when she moved to kiss him again. "I can't deny that," he hummed happily, wrapping himself around her snugly when she curled up again. He hummed and nodded in response to her comment with a shrug. "I was planning on it," he mused. "And Silas got you those scents and salts and everything he wants you to use," he pointed out with a chuckle. He moved to press a kiss to the side of her head happily. Making the bath didn't take much work, and he was happy to do it.

Mari grinned up at him after a moment or two, sort of giving a chuckle. "I'd be a bit upset if you didn't. After all these years you didn't like my kissing," she huffed dramatically to him before shaking her head. She couldn't help but smile when he said it was Silas that had picked everything out... he was such a good kid, and she couldn't help but grin at the thought of him. At his little kiss, she smiled over to him before moving to press a slightly longer kiss to his lips. "I'm so lucky," she chirped happily to him.

Sage chuckled lightly in response to her comment, humming for a moment before grinning over at her. "If I didn't like your kisses we'd have a problem," he mused. He hummed happily when she kissed him again, this time slightly longer, and nodded, curling up against her again. "So am I," he hummed. "the kids too," he added. She really was such a good mother and wife....he didn't know what he'd do without her. He'd had a taste of that for a while, and the whole thing still scared him....if she had died, they would have definitely been pretty bad off still he'd think. And he didn't want that for his babies.

Mari smiled lightly to the bit after a moment or two. "We would struggle. A lot," she chuckled to him, "we need to like eachother a little bit I suppose," she mused to him lightly. She smiled to to him. She grinned at his next comment. "We are sooo lucky," she giggled to him happily. "Look at everything we have!" She chirped to him, sort of waving at the whole room. "And look at what we started with. A shitty little room in a castle," she grinned lightly to him. "And now we get a proper Christmas too," she hummed happily.

Sage chuckled lightly and nodded in response to her comment. "Only a little bit," he joked lightly, pecking the side of her head again. He nodded enthusiastically in agreement with her when she moved to look around their house, humming happily. "We certainly got lucky to find this place," he chirped. "Though, most people would be thrilled to be living in the castle," he admitted with a chuckle. "I find this much better," he admitted before giving her a mischevious grin and adding, "we can have more fun this way," he hummed, meaning things liek the apron and blanket like they'd messed about with before, or just doing as they pleased without being worried about people hearing them. At least, when he kids were gone or asleep, anyway. "And I'm very glad," he agreed with her last comment, pecking her lips again happily.

The girl softly of nodded, a light grin spreading across her face. "Just a teeeny bit," she mused to him lightly, then sort of shook her head. "I mean, you understand that we had three of us in one room, she chuckled to him lightly. "We're better here," she agreed to him lightly. They had everything they wanted here... and while they were still working hard to keep it, they had it, and that was all that mattered. They had a good life, despite everything that had happened in the past. She gave a light laugh at his next comment, and moved to rest her head back on his chest. "Hmm... lots of fun," she mused to him playfully. She then grinned at sort of nodded in agreement, though... they had everything they wanted and more. She smiled at his little peck and moved to press another light one to his lips. "Mm.. me too," she chirped happily.

He chuckled lightly at her, comments, humming in agreement with her. "At least one of us was small," he laughed, shaking his head slightly as he recalled how crowded it was in that little room. He moved to sort of absentmindedly run his hands through her hair when she lay her head on his chest again, grinning at her and humming in agreement. "Before I met you I never would've thought this was possible," he hummed lightly. It was a positive thing, really, thinking about everything he had now. They didn't have to be rich or anything to be happy. Soon enough though, he patted her back and slipped out from under her with a slight chuckle to go and get the bottle he'd kept hidden until now, and grabbing cups before going back to her and handing her the bottle with a grin. "Couldn't pass this up," he admitted slightly.

Mari chuckled softly to him before gently poking his side. "You being the small one," she teased him lightly. She settled a bit more when he started to run his hand up and down her back, and gently through her hair. Her heart seemed to warm at his comment, and all she could do was smile. "Well, I'm glad you did meet me. And I'm glad it was all possible," she burped happily. Really, it was true. She wouldn't have been able to do any of this without him, either. They needed one another to make this all possible, to have a house of their own, children, and everything else. They'd had some rocky moments, too... but it all worked out in the end. She groaned when he moved, but sort of sat up on the couch crossed legged. She looked at him curiously, though, a small smile crossed her face as she took a glass from him. "Last time you drank anything you made me smack someone across the face," she mused to him lightly.