Sage chuckled lightly and nodded, giving her a smile when she pecked his cheek. "I'm sure," he hummed softly, wrapping his arms snuggly around her, continuing to run his fingers through her hair gently as she snuggled in. he drew the blankets up and around them too, as the night air would get a bit chilly. But he was glad to let her sleep....it sort of made staying up worth it. Plus, it wasn't like he had to get up or anything. He'd just have to keep himself awake...which he was admitedly surprisingly good at.

T slept well past sunrise, and then some. She didn't move nearly at all, simply keeping her body snuggled close to his as the morning went on. She only woke up about three or four hours later, when Lizzie started wiggling around, crying faintly. It was a new sound to hear from the child.

Sage smiled softly when her breathing slowed and she sort of just relaxed against him. He pressed another kiss to her head, leaving his nose in her hair, just breathing in her scent happily. He supposed watch could be much worse than this. When he heard Lizzie start to cry though, he groaned and glanced down at T, who was now awake and gave her a tired grin. "Sorry," he mused. "I figured she'd stay asleep longer. She usually does," he mused as he sort of shifted to reach over and grab the baby, running a hand over his face in an attempt to clear his tired vision a bit. "You hungry, girlie," he chirped to the baby, who had stopped crying for the most part once he'd picked her up.

T offered him a tired smile, shaking her head softly. "She's a baby. They're about as predictable as asteroids." She joked softly, removing her arms from him to allow him to move. She stretched beneath the covers, taking in a deep breath and curling her arms around Lucifer as he approached her. She dog settled in her arms with a deep huff, the pair simply watching Sage handle the baby quietly.

Sage chuckled softly and shrugged. "At least you can see an asteroid coming," he mused, jiggling Liz lightly as he reach to grab what was left of the carrots from the little bowl they had and giving some to Liz until she'd quieted down. once she'd had her fill, he set it to the side and flopped back onto his back with a tired huff, letting the baby prop herself up against his knees since he didn't have the energy for much else. He watched her out of half lidded eyes, havign enough sense to keep her held upright but not much other than that.

"Fair point." T chuckled, forcing herself to sit up and move the blankets. She glanced outside at the overcast morning, blowing out a breath and moving over to Sage when he finished feeding Liz. "I can take her, love. Get some sleep." She said lightly, scooping Liz away from him and dipping to press a kiss against his forehead.

Sage chuckled slightly at her comment and then nodded when she moved to scoop Liz up. He mumbled some sort of thanks before sliding back under the covers, pressing himself against her lightly with a yawn. He fell asleep rather quickly, since he was obviously quite tired. It was nice to curl up and sleep with the girl though, finally....despite the windy morning, it was warm, and her skin was soft against his rougher skin.

T settled her hand lightly in his hair as he laid with her, smiling softly. She adjusted his blankets and made sure he was pressed to her before turning her one-handed attention to Liz again, smiling.

Sage was dimly aware of her hand in his hair as he slipped off into a deep sleep, rather pleased with how things had gone. He was basically still sleeping with T, since they were still cuddled up, and he could still feel her skin and warmth....so he was happy it had all gone so well. He had noticed her lips were sort of bruised, and he'd assumed his didn't look much better. His neck was probably quite a few colors by now too, but it was sort of satisfying to know that. Though, she'd have plenty of ammo now....he'd probably still tease her though of course.

T simply leaned her head back on the wall behind her, cradling Liz to her chest and closing her eyes for a moment. She shifted slightly to get more comfortable, taking in a sharp breath because of the soreness near her hips. Not, of course, that she would complain. She brought her gaze down to Sage, smiling faintly and running her fingers down to stroke the developing bruises on his neck.