[Those aren't empty reassurances from Minato, and Ken knows it, so he lets them fill him up with warmth and smiles, agreeing silently. If Minato disappeared and returned without his memories, no matter what time he may have come from, Ken knows he wouldn't let that discourage him either. Minato-san was Minato-san no matter what. But they don't have to worry about that now.]
I would've figured it out, but you're right. It's easier this way. ... Can I sit with you for a bit?
[What he's most glad about is not the convenience of having memories, or the ease that comes with not having to explain things over and over. It's this; all shared memories forge bonds, and he's so grateful he didn't have to let go of this one.]
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I would've figured it out, but you're right. It's easier this way. ... Can I sit with you for a bit?
[What he's most glad about is not the convenience of having memories, or the ease that comes with not having to explain things over and over. It's this; all shared memories forge bonds, and he's so grateful he didn't have to let go of this one.]