I'm pretty sure if you find out that somebody has been murdered, you do in fact have an obligation to mention it. Pretty much as soon as you find out about it. You don't get to keep that one under your hat.
Yes, neither of them trust each other. Neither of them SHOULD trust each other. Especially not after that. Let them stay on separate teams and never speak to each other outside of necessity again. I'm perfectly fine with that.
But if someone did what Steve did to Tony to me, I don't care if they're a co-worker or a random stranger to me, that is something I am never forgiving. You don't get to hide my parent's murder, from me and apparently everyone else, and expect me to feel anything but disgust for you afterwards.
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Yes, neither of them trust each other. Neither of them SHOULD trust each other. Especially not after that. Let them stay on separate teams and never speak to each other outside of necessity again. I'm perfectly fine with that.
But if someone did what Steve did to Tony to me, I don't care if they're a co-worker or a random stranger to me, that is something I am never forgiving. You don't get to hide my parent's murder, from me and apparently everyone else, and expect me to feel anything but disgust for you afterwards.