[ Not much point in dwelling on it, perhaps, but they are only human and Genji doesn't think that he can set the experience aside so easily. Nor does he want to, necessarily. ]

I don't believe that forgetting it ever happened is the correct path. It happened to us and affected us, and there's nothing wrong with thinking of those people we met and befriended during that time.

[ Genji glances up from his lap to watch Jack once he finishes speaking. He suspects that Jack will claim he didn't befriend anyone, that it had all been professional, but that seems doubtful. Even just using the two of them as an example, that time with COST forged a closer bond between them, didn't it? Genji feels that it did, and the sheer fact that Jack has let him stay here says a lot. ]