Sage watched the family happily, grinning ear to ear. He eventually wandered over to press a kiss to the baby's head. "What do you say to giving her a little brother or sister sometime," he asked aria after a moment.

Aria looked at Sage. "I thought you'd never ask." She giggled, with a smirk. "Not anytime soon though. I still need to fully heal." The girl said. Caroline soon fell asleep in Aria's arms. Aria smiled and kissed her forehead softly.

Sage felt a grin form on his face and he leaned over to kiss the girl happily. "That's fine with me," he chirped. "I definitely want you to heal before that," he noted with slight amusement.

Aria smiled and kissed him back softly. "I mean, if you want we can try tonight? I'm pretty healed." She said, with a slightly tilted head. Caroline squirmed around in her arms, still sleeping.

Sage hummed happily and then cocked his head. "Are you sure," he asked worriedly. "I don't want anything bad to happen because we tried too early," he fretted. He just didn't want her hurt.

Aria cocked her head to the side. "No... No i'll be okay. I promise." The girl said. She wrapped her arms around Sage and pulled him onto the bed next to her. "If something does happen, then at least you'll have Caroline." The girl smiled.

Sage hummed lightly in doubt but let her pull him down next to her. "That's not very happy thoughts," he chuckled lightly, wrapping his arms around the girl happily.

Sage hummed lightly in doubt but let her pull him down next to her. "That's not very happy thoughts," he chuckled lightly, wrapping his arms around the girl happily.

Aria giggled. "What? It could happen!" She joked, hugging Sage gently. Of course, Caroline awoke and grabbed Aria's hand, trying to pull her away from Sage and get attention. Aria laughed and rolled over a bit, so Caroline was in the middle, looking up at her parents.

Sage groaned and shook his head. "I think I'd rather it not happen," he noted with amusement, reaching over to give his daughter a fuss when she woke up and started begging for attention.