The team leader's mind was a mess.
When he discovered someone eavesdropping, he thought about pretending nothing happened.
Once he left this door, no matter who mentioned it tonight, he would just firmly deny it.
But then he thought, if such a person were like a venomous snake lurking in the dark, wouldn't it be a disaster?
Usually quiet, but at a critical moment, they might suddenly strike.
By then, he wouldn't even know how he ended up dead.
Just the thought of it made the team leader's vision go black.
Rather than live in constant fear and anxiety,
it would be better to directly confront the issue and bring it to light.
If they're one of our own, then it's easy to handle. If not, a bit of a scare might make them understand.
Even if it leads to a fallout later, at least he would have a target to be wary of and a way to protect himself.
Looking at it this way, it's better to lay the cards on the table.
