(all good!)

Sage had waved off Maris concern, but did check his step a little bit. He didn't exactly want to overdo it the moment he got home....he wanted to stay home, not get carted off to the ward again. As much as he loves his old room and the doctor, this was home home now. It was just.... different. And more peaceful. He grinned over at Mari as she finally wandered in, sort of reaching his arms out to her with a grin. She wasn't the biggest fan of the animals, no, but she didn't mind them either. And he wanted to be by her and the animals, so he figured she could put up with it for a few minutes....if she really minded and didn't want to be down here she wouldn't have come in the first place.

Mari gave a bit of a chuckle when he held his arms out to her, and kind of rolled her eyes before wandering over and wrapping her arms tightly around his waist for a moment. She looked up at him, her eyes filling with absolutely nothing but... well, relief she supposed. She was glad to be back, and Sage just seemed to light up with the sight of the horses. Being home, she supposed. She was more than glad about it all too. "You, sir, are glowing," she mused lightly to him after a few moments, clearly more than amused with the whole thing.

Sage sort of gave her a sheepish grin when she mentioned he was glowing, though that didnt damper his excitement of being back in the barn. "ive miss them. You. All of this," he noted with a sort of huff, though he obviously wasn't upset with her or anything. "Besides, you're looking pretty happy yourself," he added with a chuckle, moving to pat Chaos as the horse nudged him, clearly annoyed Sage had turned his attention to mari. Still, he managed to hold them each with one arm. It was a bit awkward, but he could lean into mari and still pet the horse. He really didn't mind it at all, and it was just nice to get back out to the barn. Eventually, though, he wore himself out, and he sighed, glancing back over at Mari. "You can't set me up a bed in here, can you," he asked knowing that would be a hard no from her. It was rather amusing really, which was honestly why he'd even asked.

Mari rolled her eyes and sort of pulled away from him after a moment. "I was complimenting you, Sage," she huffed, an amused chuckle escaping her. She really was amused by all of this. He never seemed to stop getting excited about being down here, and it really was rather adorable. She watched him pat chaos for a moment, a smile resting lightly on her lips. "I'm happy you're happy - you know that," she chirped. Her face just seemed to twist at his last comment, though. She'd go to the ends of the earth for him if he asked her to, but she would not, in any universe, set him up in the barn. Especially not while he wasn't 100% just yet. She huffed and shook her head. "Set you up a bed out here? You just got back, already that desperate to get away again?" She teased before sort of humming thoughtfully. "You know, though, it may be fun to set the hayloft up a little bit. Get some blankets out... maybe you and the kids can have a 'camping trip' to the barn," she hummed. It could be fun for them... but obviously it'd only be done when he was feeling better.

Sage had chuckled as she spoke, nodding along when she said he could definitely not sleep in the barn. At least, not yet. "Fine," he sort of grumbled, but there was no real malice in his voice. He knew she wasn't going to let him do that. He couldn't help but laugh though, as he stood, patting chaos one last time and then moving to wander out, with Maris help now that he was tired. "That would be nice," he agreed when she mentioned the camping trip. "They would enjoy that too," he thought out loud. He could imagine it already....though Mari would have to John then at some point.