I'm glad to hear you have her trust, too.

[And that he's looking out for May during her time here, because again. The girl is still a kid, and needs people to look out for her, no matter how capable she is on her own.]

I don't think it's narrow-minded to believe you didn't have regrets, though. I think that's a natural thing to do until you're more removed from the surroundings that caused you to act that way.