Sage slept rather well....something that was becoming more and more common the longer he stayed somewhere he felt safe. Which would really be anywhere Jora was with him, but being at home did seem to help that quite a bit too. Combining that with the exhaustion that had pretty much knocked him over and run him over with a train....and he slept better than the baby next to him, and she slept pretty well herself.

The next morning brought warm sunshine with it, and as he woke he couldn't help but nestle in to Jora with a content huff of air, glad to feel the warmth on his skin and the peace that was swirling around the room. There was lots to get done, but he'd promised Jora he'd take it easy today....so he was planning on just doing some small work around the house and stuff like that. Maybe some art, help Selene decorate her room. Something a long those lines. But for now, he pushed work out of mind and just focused on relaxing and waking up slowly with Jora.

Sage heard Joras voice after a while, and sort of tilted his head towards her voice, humming softly. "Better than last night," he noted with a chuckle, voice crackly with sleep still. "I'm hoping to do smaller things in the house today and then be down to work on the dock by tomorrow," he added, stretching slightly before turning towards her and settling down again, content.

His lips turned upwards in a slightly mischievous manner though, and he chuckled softly. "Though, I am curious as to what ideas you have to spend time together," he mused, half flirting. He didn't really know what he was expecting to happen, of anything at all, but he certainly wouldn't mind a few kisses throughout the day or anything. If it got more intimate than that...well, he supposed he'd just see what happened. He wasn't really sure what he felt about that. But that wasn't likely going to happen this morning either way, not if they were both content to just lay here in the sun.

Sage couldn't help but chuckle softly as she spoke up, just grinning over at her softly. His actions were lazy, still bogged down by grogginess a little bit. But that was ok ....they had all the time in the world. "Well I guess there's only one way to find out, isn't there," he noted softly. He wasn't....not up for something like that. He supposed he'd never really know until they tried. But for now, he was content to just lay around a little bit.

"I think laying in the sun it's quite nice," he agreed with a tired chuckle, sort of just nestling into her happily after a moment or so. Times like this were just perfect...slow, calm, peaceful. It was something he didn't think he'd ever really get used to.

Sage hummed lightly in agreement to her comment, nodding his head up and down slightly. "Hopefully we'll have mornings like this for the rest of our forever," he noted in agreement, voice still light and quiet, not wanting to disturb the peace. The baby was a deep sleeper and didn't wake easily, but even so talking too loud just felt ....wrong somehow.

But with Jora, he really could stay here forever. At least, until he started getting hungry maybe half an hour later. He sort of huffed out a breath of air when his stomach growled, sort of curling into Jora a bit more before moving to flop onto his back with a groan, not wanting to get up and go find food. He found himself looking forward to a lazy day...he still was just sore and tired. Maybe he'd ask for a back rub later. He didn't mind returning the favor either....but for now, food was the priority.

He sort of half sat up that way, leaning against the headboard and taking a bite of his own piece of fruit as he handed the other piece to Jora. They could lay around a bit, which meant they'd both need to eat something small while there. Lyra was still asleep, so it was still quiet, at least for now. It was certainly nice.