Minako's words are kind, but Ginia knows she has a long way to go. She may look like a functional adult on the outside, but there's a lot of glue and hasty welding keeping her together on the inside. The new memory may have formed new cracks and chipped down some walls, but she'll survive this. Surviving is what she's good at.

But repairing herself is not a one person job. It takes the support of friends and family and time on top of that. She smiles and nods at Minako's offer, truly taking it to heart and appreciating it... but finding herself reluctant in some ways still as she doesn't want to burden Minako too much. Minako is mature, but she's still a teen.

"You don't strike me as the kind to run off and tell other people things," rather, not important things like this, "but if you did, I suppose I had it coming."