( For better or worse, he's not going to split hairs now that it's all been done with - he broke in, he looked into files he shouldn't have - even if his intentions were apparently good - and that's that.

So he's not going to squabble over whether he should've done it or if there were better avenues. It'd be a waste of everyone's time by now. So, his expression seems to indicate a sort of, Fine. sentiment in regards to sharing only the most relevant information to share with Sinclair and Hani. He's not happy, but it is what it is. )

... They know I'll be disappearing again one day, though I've said it'd be my own choice if I do.

( If Michel meant that Mithrun ought explain those "business" transactions, that is. And, well - he hasn't mentioned it for very good reason: he doesn't care. He doesn't care about the things he did then, the people he hurt. He doesn't feel guilt over it, it doesn't trouble his heart - not then, and even less now - so much so that it doesn't even cross his mind, never mind his lips.

But that doesn't mean he's not aware of how he would reflect in the eyes of certain others if he did tell them, and if they saw in him his indifference. He is not a sweet, tormented soul; he is an empire of errors. )

I'm not going to accept that you broke in. But Hani and Vogel were happy that you did. If they're your metric, then my judgment means nothing.