Mari made sure to keep his face dry for him, though he'd petty much soaked her entire top with his tears. "You're crying more than I was hun," she mused softly as gently fiddled with his hair. It was so sweet, though... she didn't really see him cry, but now it was absolutely adorable. She didn't like seeing him cry for any reason... but for whatever reason she did think this as sweet as anything. She looked back to the little girl when she started to whine, and took her back with a bit of a chuckle. "Boob this time, I think," she mused as she got the baby settled down again, but the child did to take a moment to actually figure out what she was meant to do with a boob. Mari did seem pretty amused as she leaned back onto Sage, though. "I'm happy to go as soon as the doctor lets me," she confirmed to the boy happily.

He pouted over at Mari when she said she'd cried less than him. "I think not," he huffed, trying to go for a serious face, though that ended when he had to sniff and wipe his nose and face with his sleeve. He chuckled lightly at her comment about feeding the baby. He wrapped his arms around her happily, and nodded when she said she'd go home whenever. "He said starting tomorrow morning we could leave," he hummed. "I don't want to push you though," he mused lightly.

Mari sighed and shook her head at him. "The sooner I can get out of here the better. I'd need to rest in bed at home for a little bit, but that's more than doable," she told him gently. She was sore, yes, and really very uncomfortable... but the doctor had drugged her up, so she was feeling better than she would be otherwise. She looked back down to the baby girl with a soft smile across her face, though. "Oh, she's so pretty, Sage," she mused lightly as she rested her head in the nook of his neck. "We were going to go with Lizzie, weren't we?" She asked with a small smile.

Sage chuckled lightly and nodded in response to her comment. "Tomorrow morning it is then," he mused happily. That was good....she felt well enough to move, and he did want to get back home and get Silas. "We can have your mom stop by in the afternoon to visit and drop Silas off," he said. He smiled over at her when she said they were thinking of naming her Lizzie and nodded. "I think it definitely suits her," he hummed happily. He wrapped his arms around the two of them happily, a smile stretched across his face.

Mari smiled to him, then looked back down at little Lizzie with a gentle hum. By now, she'd settled down in Mari's arms, kind of curling into her as she slept. "I think so too," she murmured gently as she moved to wrap her arms tightly around Sage, the child resting in the small gap in her legs. "I can't wait to show her off," she giggled happily a she got a bit more comfortable, leaning against her husband heavily. She then picked her up once more, seemingly not able to just leave the baby alone. "And how Silas is going to love her," she hummed happily before letting out a heavy breath. It was all worth it, in the end... she had no reason to be so scared, so worried. And the last nine months had absolutely beef worth it.

Sage smiled and nodded happily at Maris comment, watching the little girl curl up and fall asleep in her arms. She really was perfect....so was Silas, and really, his whole family was just so perfect. He'd never even let himself imagine or dream of something like this, even a few years ago. But Mari. ..she was really perfect. He loved her so, so much...more than everyone else. Well, he loved his kids, and the doctor, and Maris family....but that was a different kind of love. He loved them more than anyone else too. It was hard to explain, really. But he was certainly proud of his little family. "Before we leave I want to stop by and see Anya and Att," he told Mari. "Tell Anya the news and say hi to Att again before we leave." He wasn't sure if she'd want to let him take the little girl, but he could still talk about her he supposed. He didn't have to take her if Mari wasn't comfortable with it.

Mari gawked down at the little girl, a sudden wave or wariness overcoming her. She hummed down at her for a little while before moving to place her in the little crib next to the bed... she was so tired, and she hated putting the child down, but she didn't exactly want to drop her. She watched her for a few moments before looking over her shoulder to look at Sage... he was so perfect. Everything about him. She wouldn't have this gorgeous little family if it wasn't for him. Out of everyone here, he picked her. He picked her to love, to marry, to start a family... her. She stared at him for a moment before sighing softly. "How did I get so lucky with you," she murmured quietly, moving to wrap her arms tightly around his side.

Sage watched the girl set their little one down and then smiled over at her. "I think I'm the lucky one," he hummed lightly, helping her lay down and then curling up against her happily. He could actually do it too...though not too much, he didn't want to hurt her or anything. "I wouldn't have them if it weren't for you," he pointed out with a slight chuckle. "And they're all so perfect, like their momma," he added sleepily, admittedly getting very very sleepy now that the excitement had worn off and the baby was happily resting.

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Mari winced slightly when she when she went to lay down, but was happy he helped her... it would have certainly been harder otherwise. "Yeah you're pretty lucky too," she teased him gently as he felt him curl around her. It was nice to actually be able to have him wrapped around her now... and that she could curl up into his touch, too. She'd missed this, a lot. She gave a small chuckle at his comment, moving to entwine her hands into his hair. "You helped," she murmured quietly. "And I think their dad is pretty perfect too," she told him gently. The children were the best of both of them... and she really was so thrilled about it. She was so tired, and eventually slipped of into the deepest sleep... though, surprisingly, she welcomed it.

Sage chuckled lightly at her tease and hummed lightly in agreement. He really was lucky...Mari and her family and the doctor and their kids....they were all perfect and Wonder and he was so lucky to have them. He chuckled when she said he'd helped, and hummed lightly in a rather sleepy manner, giving her a soft smile when she said he was perfect too. Though, by the time he'd gone to respond, she'd already drifted off, so he let himself fall asleep as well, just more than happy to cuddle up with her finally and rest.