I think what the protagonist did was perfect. She tells him that she loves him while he is asleep, which is the same as not telling him, since he won’t find out, but she gets upset when she sees that he wasn’t really asleep. He likes to keep secrets unnecessarily. If she knows someone went to that university and in the same year, as his secretary it is her duty to tell him, not to decide for him. If the other scares her, she should tell him, he is someone powerful, the protagonist has more means to protect her. Brain injuries can cause behavioral change in the personality, it could have some consequences due to the brain tumor and the operation.
MaDaGo
I think what the protagonist did was perfect. She tells him that she loves him while he is asleep, which is the same as not telling him, since he won’t find out, but she gets upset when she sees that he wasn’t really asleep. He likes to keep secrets unnecessarily. If she knows someone went to that university and in the same year, as his secretary it is her duty to tell him, not to decide for him. If the other scares her, she should tell him, he is someone powerful, the protagonist has more means to protect her. Brain injuries can cause behavioral change in the personality, it could have some consequences due to the brain tumor and the operation.