Sage was more than happy to go along with whatever Anya wanted...and it seemed like she wanted exactly what he did. The stretching, surprisingly wasn't hurting at all....in fact, it was helpful in the fact that he was moving about a bit and musing muscles that had been really just sitting around. He was more than happy to give Anya what she wanted....it was nice to do this with her again. Really, it was nice to move about a bit anyway. He could feel his heart pounding...the pin, her touch, her scent....everything made him wanting more and he knew what Anya wanted, so why not? He shifted himself so Anya could press herself up against him in the way she wanted, and once they'd exhausted themselves (which was a shorter time than usual, admittedly) they just curled up together, wrapped around eachother happily.

(Lol it's all good!)

The girl kind of curled around Sages arm once they'd done all they wanted... it had been nice to do this with the boy again, and despite her worry for his injuries, everything seemed fine. Well, from what she could tell at least. Her head rested on the bots chest, which was still rising and falling pretty rapidly, and her arms kind of clung around his it a type if hug. She was quiet for a little while... maybe ten minutes, before shifting a little to press a soft kiss to the boys chin. In all honesty, should could probably stand to go again, but she definitely wasn't going to have Sage hurt himself just because she was restless. "Hey," she murmured quietly, a hint if amusement laced in her voice, "do you remember when we first met in the tavern? You were so dull, boring" she chuckled quietly as she bit the inside of her lip, not really too content sitting in the silence.

Sage chuckled, a bit breathlessly, and nodded slightly. "I think half dead was more along what you're going for," he said in a pretty amused voice. "But of course I remember when I first met you." He gave her his usual crooked smirk and a wink. "I dare say you're much more pretty when you're not being chased by ugly drunk people," he teased the girl lightly. He had to admit, first seeing the girl come in like some kind of wild banshee, it was almost hard to imagine her as royal. Though, he supposed he'd seen her before then, when she was sitting in the corner ....though, he'd been a bit busy then. But if course he still remembered the first time he'd met the girl. That memory made the tavern seem a little more...homely, if that were possible. It held good memories for him now, not just the bad ones.

The girl chuckled slightly, but it only really came out a wheeze. "Really? I thought next to the ugly drunks I'd look like a dream," she grinned, her fingers gently tracing patterns on his bare chest. She let her grin turn into something more of an inwards smile, "but you're a lot more attractive when you're not threatening to throw peoples dead bodies in a refrigerator." It was true enough... there wasn't a lot if people that would be drawn to the likes of that. The girl kind of giggled as she shuffled in a little more to wrap herself around him. She meant what she said... she really thought of the boy as a little dull when they'd met... mainly because she wasn't exactly sure how to talk to him, especially when he wasn't making it easy for her. "No... I definitely meant dull. You made it impossible for me to make a conversation with you... one would think you didn't want to talk to me," the girl hummed, a rather amused but reminiscent look on her face. She knew full well she was being a... minor... inconvenience to the boy that night, but for some reason she thought it would have been a good idea to stick around and annoy him.

Sage chuckled and tightened his hold around the girl slightly, giving him a gentle squeeze. "My dream at that point was getting enough food to stay alive," he chuckled. "Getting a girl was completely out of my head," he pointed out. "Especially one who quite obviously had no idea what was going on," he teased the girl. He'd pretty much thought the girl was the same as every other rich girl...stuck up and had an attitude the size of the dresses she wore. Surprisingly, she wasn't like that. Well, maybe a bit, but she pretty quickly learned and got better about things. And now, she was like a literal angel to him. "At the time I probably didn't," he admitted with a slight chuckle. "I got interested once you started paying me," he teased. He did want to talk a bit, once he'd gotten a drink and had gotten a bit of rest. Though, the times after that, when they were just out together, those were amazing. And he wouldn't go back and change anything.

The girl chuckled quietly and gave a nod, she was only teasing anyway, and when she looked back to that time, she probably should have just left the poor boy alone. She had definitely caused him headache that night - from her lack of basic skills as a whole, for the main part. She couldn't even be angry about the whole no idea bit, because it was pretty much true. The girl gave a slight groan, obviously a little embarrassed from the very thought their first interaction. She just kind of buried herself deeper into his chest in a kind if defeat. "I shouldn't even have been out there. Probably caused more trouble than I'm worth," she chuckled slightly before running her hand up his bicep. She wrinkled her nose at the boy playfully when he mentioned the money. "Prick!" She joked, knowing full well the money bit had played a huge part in it. It didn't bother the girl too much, he needed it to survive and she wanted someone to take her out on her walks so she didn't get herself killed. It was a bit of a win for the both of them, and the time they did end up having together was pretty great. "I still don't know why you didn't just kick me out," she noted with an amused snicker.

Sage shrugged and gave the girl a grin. "Well I shouldn't be in a lot of places and I am anyway," he chuckled. He looked over at the girl and winked. "You caused plenty of trouble though, yep," he teased her. Really, she had annoyed him a bit but that was about it. She had been nice to him, so he really hadn't minded the girl being there, he was just tired and hungry and more than a bit crabby at the time. When she called him a prick he just grinned wider and chuckled again, knowing she wasn't really all the wrong. But of course he didn't mind, and he knew the girl didn't mind helping him out at all. "Hmm...maybe I just thought you were too pretty to be killed the second you left the tavern," he joked. He really didn't want the girl killed, though at the time he also wanted her out of his hair a bit. "Or maybe I just thought I'd better keep you to let you work on your cleaning skills," he cackled, a mischievous glint in his eyes.

At his little cleaning joke, the girl just wrinkled her nose at him. "You know what? Fuck you," she hummed in amusement. The fact that she had given up a task as simple sweeping up was embarrassing enough for her... she didn't need him making fun of her about it to know it was stupid of her. The girl just cuddled in closer though, closing her eyes for a little while as she listened to his voice... she could listen to him all day, even if he was taunting her the way he was. Sage had a lot going on when she showed up, so she definitely wasn't helpful, even if she had been trying. She just scoffed at him, opening her eyes again, "Please, you and I both know that they wouldn't have just killed me. So you wouldn't have had to worry about seeing a mangled... me as soon as you stepped foot out of there," she noted, trying to make a joke if it. It hadn't come off too well, though.

Sage gave her a wide smirk at her first response. "Well you just did that, so I think you'd better find a better insult," he cackled, teasing the girl. He reached up and started running his fingers through her hair gently and chuckled. "Maybe so," he admitted. "But I'd also have to deal with you screaming which also isn't preferred," he chuckled. Really, he could smack talk the girl teasingly like this all day. At least, as long as she didn't turn to flirty tactics to win. He could manage pretty well until she did that. Not that he didn't like it, but whatever. And really, he hadn't minded the girl, especially not enough to kick her out.

The girl felt a heavy blush wash over her as he made his sly little comment, but she was far to comfortable cuddled up to him and content with the way he was fiddling with her hair to be mad about it. "And I'd go for round two if you weren't broken," she scoffed with a signature smirk and a playful wink. She hummed in thought for a while before shrugging. The last thing he would have needed in the tail end of his shift was some spoiled girl screaming like a banshee. She probably would have ended up dead eventually like Sage had mentioned anyway. The girl shifted slightly to press a gentle kiss to his nose before forcing a grin. "So tell me, when exactly did you decide to fall for your silly little princess?" She asked in a rather amused tone. He'd never say that to her but, the girl could definitely say that about herself, especially if it was true.