Aria giggled and nodded, giving the boy a soft smile. "Well thanks." She joked, blushing lightly. The girl grinned and returned to her book, resting against the chair.

Sage chuckled lightly, really only thinking the blush made her even cuter. He curled up around Caroline, who decided to play with the buttons on his shirt with a giggle. He smiled and eventually accidentally drifted off to sleep again.

Aria smiled, finishing the book quickly. "Oh Sage... by the w-" The girl noticed him drift off. She smiled and got up to grab Caroline. The little baby girl squealed happily. Aria grinned and kissed the girl's cheek.

Sage didn't move when Aria came over to take Caroline besides curling up a bit more. He really was tired....normally that would have woken him up, but not now.

Aria smiled and got a piece of paper. She wrote a note to Sage on it. Me and Caroline went for a quick walk. You fell asleep and I didn't want to disturb you :). Love you so much! -Aria. She took Caroline outside and they walked around the castle.

Sage stayed asleep for a while. He stirred eventually, then read her note with a smile. He decided to go take a shower before just flopping back down into the bed to draw. He enjoyed it but hadn't had the time in a long while.

Aria headed back inside with Caroline after a while. Her face lit up when she saw that Sage was awake. "Hey. Sleep well?" She asked. The girl walked over to him and kissed his forehead. He always made her smile, even if it was in the middle of an argument.

Sage looked up from his drawing and smiled over at Aria, closing his eyes when she kissed his forehead and then humming lightly with a nod. "I think today is gonna just be a lazy day," he chuckled. "I'm too tired to do anything."

Aria chuckled with a nod. "I get it." She added. Her eyes gazed over to his drawing. "What are you drawing?" She asked with a slightly tilted head. The girl had never seen him draw before.

Sage hummed lightly and then moved the notebook over so she could see it. He'd just sketched out chaos running in the field. "It's not done," he chuckled. It looked realistic enough though, so far. He did like drawing, it just seemed like he didn't have much time to do it anymore.