Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : For background, I usually sleep with one air pod in my ear at night and it naturally falls out. I then find it in my sheets the next day. Despite how careless my actions sound considering how small air pods are, I have been doing this routine every night for over a year and I have never lost them. Usually one ruffle of the sheets and it is there. I also keep my room very clean so I would know easily if they had fallen. 

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 A week ago, I invited one of my best friends (18M) to my house that I haven't seen in awhile. He has had a past history of doing immoral things (ex. stealing, scamming online market places).  But because he hasn't told me about doing those things in awhile and he's my best friend, I have no problem with him coming to my place. He also has little money to his name. 

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The day my friend came over is the day I didn't grab the single air pod from my sheets. He came over and came into my room, laid in my bed, and we played video games. A few hours after he left, I went through my sheets and couldn't find my air pod. The other one was in its case, but the one that would have been in my bed was missing. I searched very extensively for it by going through all my sheets, looked under my bed, looked in the PJs I wore the night, and looked thoroughly in the vacuum cleaner bag (since I vacuumed the day before). I am positive they would have been in my sheets since I used it the night before. I messaged my friend asking if he saw it, and he just made a joke that if he saw it he would have taken it. It's been a week and they're still missing after more searching. I feel like he may have took it just to have one, since its trendy to own air pods. He may not even know they can connect to devices without the case, since he has never owned air pods. Would I be the asshole if I confront him one last time saying that I think he lied to me and took it?