Sage chuckled lightly at her comment and hummed as if in thought. "That's true," he mused in a rather teasing manner. "I do suppose liking you makes many things easier," he noted in amusement, in response to her next comment. It was rather true, he supposed....there was that element to their relationship that if they didn't love eachother so much, many things wouldn't be the same. Wouldn't be as good. "Just means you get to deal with my awful flirting," he chuckled, humming happily and kissing her back when she went in for his lips again.

Mari sort of shook her head after a moment or two before chuckling quietly. "I mean, unless it's all fake I'm pretty sure I'd get the hint if you really hated me," she teased him softly before shaking her head. But she didn't want to think about that much. It wasn't nice to think about... she didn't want to believe that he didn't like her even for a second. "I like your awful flirting!" She laughed, gently wrapping her arms around his side. "Makes me feel special, no matter how bad all your flirting acrually is," she laughed softly.

Sage chuckled lightly and rolled his eyes. "Oh please, you know as well as I do that I can't act like I like someone to save my life," he snorted in amusement. If he didn't like someone, they knew, and they knew right away. And he honestly didn't care too much about that. He chuckled lightly at her comment about his flirting, and hummed lightly when she curled up again. "Good, because if you didn't like it I'm not sure what I'd do," he noted with amusement.

The girl hummed, placing a gentle finger on her chin as though in thought. "I mean, you can be pretty scary. If you didn't like me enough you probably would have punched me by now, huh?" She asked with a teasing laugh. "You seem to like doing that to people. Breaking their noses in. You best not ever do such a thing to me because you will loose all of my love in that moment alone," she told him, placing a gentle hand on her forehead in a dramatic fashion. "You'd be without a wife, that's for sure. And probably down one child, too," she chuckled, a small smile on her face as she went to fiddle with his hair softly. "But, I mean, I'd be without you and that would be a very stupid decision for me to make," she told him softly.

Sage chuckled lightly and shrugged in response to her comments. "Well, well just have to make sure my punching only breaks noses of people we don't like, hmm," he mused lightly, pecking her forehead. 'if I ever hit you I think I'd be more upset than youd be," he admitted, still just playing around a bit, though that was rather true he supposed. If he ever hit her or the kids, he'd certainly never forgive himself for it all. "I might have to hang Silas upside down from the railing to get him to sit still though," he half grumbled with a chuckle, referencing the boys rather chaotic energy that never seemed to stop. He'd never actually do something like that though, and they both knew it. It was rather amusing to think about, though.

Mari wrinkled her nose at him, but soon enough nodded in agreement. "If you laid a finger on either of those children I'd do some nose braking myself," she chuckled, through the only reason she could laugh was because she knew he wouldn't ever hurt them... not in anyway. And, if he did, it wouldn't be his own fault. He'd never want to hurt his children, and she knew that. "Ahh, he'd find a way to handle that. And get down, and only bug you more about how he was a bat, no?" She asked with a small laugh.

Sage hummed lightly in response to her comments, chuckling slightly when she mentioned what she'd do if he ever did hurt one of them. "I'd expect no less," he hummed lightly. 'youve got a fiery attitude somewhere in the hard head of your," he teased her lightly, playfully poking her forehead gently. He groaned and nodded when she said their boy would just bug him more and chuckled slightly after that. 'theres just no escaping him, is there," he mused fondly. "I do hope he never outgrows that," he sort of sighed after a moment. He was so....happy. friendly. He hoped he stayed that way forever, he really did. Hoped he'd never end up like him.

The girl let out a heavy breath before going to rest her head gently in the crook of his neck and let out a soft sigh. "I don't have a hard head... I just love our kids..." she murmured to him, gently pulling the duvet up and wrapping her arms softly around his sides, one hand gently trailing up and down his ribcage in a sort of relaxed manner. "He won't ever grow out of it," she murmured with a small smile. "I mean, hopefully he won't anyway. We're gonna look after him the best way we possibly can... nothing is gonna touch his happy little personality," he murmured gently.

Sage chuckled lightly and hummed in an almost doubtful manner. "Your head is plenty hard enough," he noted with amusement, moving to plant a kiss on her head fondly, smiling softly when she curled up again and nestling in, so he could rest his head on hers and just...relax there with her scent. He hummed lightly, alibet rather sleepily, at her other comments about Silas, and nodded. "I certainly hope so," he hummed quietly.

"Noo," she breathed softly when she felt his soft kiss to her head, letting a gentle smile cross her face after a little while. It was still only morning, but she could feel herself drifting off again as she took his warm scent and the gentle feeling of the blankets wrapped around her. Just being in her own bed, she supposed. She buried in a bit more, eventually starting to drift off again. She was just so tired, and all she really wanted to do was recharge for a while.