Aria nodded and chuckled. "Wow. It took you 30 minutes to cut your own hair? That's kinda impressive. It takes 30 minutes just to WASH my hair!" She joked. The girl thought for a second. "I wonder if Caroline will be part vampire?" She hummed softly.

Sage chuckled and shrugged. 'i have less hair than you," he pointed out with a chuckle. Then he grinned. "I had someone else do it. I figured cutting it with my dagger wouldn't be something you appreciated."

Aria tilted her head to the side and rolled her eyes sarcastically. "Haha, Great excuses." She said raising her eyebrows. The girl giggled. "Well that makes more sense." She smiled. Aria turned off the water and shivered when the cold air surrounded her.

Sage chuckled lightly and gave the girl a grin before shivering in the cold air. "I'm drying off," he chuckled before sliding out of the tub and drying off.

Aria nodded. "Me too." The girl grabbed a towel and dried off before collapsing onto the bed. She looked over at Sage and smiled softly. "What do you want to do?" Aria asked the boy.

Sage hummed lightly and then shrugged. "Well, Caroline will wake up soon, but we can just relax until then I suppose," he suggested. "Food would be nice." He shrugged. He didn't really care.

Aria smiled and nodded. "Okay! Maybe after breakfast we can start moving our stuff to our new bedroom, and decorate Caroline's room?" Aria asked.

Sage hummed in thought and then nodded happily at the girl's suggestion. "I like that idea," he chirped. "There's servants who said they'd move a lot of it...but we can move some stuff to. And re decorate. My fathers room is too fluffy," he chuckled.

Aria nodded and chuckled at his last comment. "That seems like a fun thing to do!" The girl started puting her clothes into piles. She looked over at Sage and smiled, her green eyes were bright.

Sage grinned and nodded, taking all his clothes out and tossing them on a pile on the floor. Needless to say, he wasn't the most organized or neat person...aria was a bit better at that than he was. But the clothes could iron out...so wrinkles weren't an issue.