<human>: This guy has sticky fingers – he pockets lighters when the bowl is being passed around, he picks up more cards than he's supposed to during games of Catan. Most seriously, he's been observed pocketing the tip on communal bar/restaurant bills by mutual friends. My friend group tolerates it because he's a nice enough guy and it doesn't happen often, nor has it ever been suuuuper serious.

He came over to my house last night and we hung out alone, talked and went for a walk. We had a good time and he left around 10pm and I went to bed. This morning I came downstairs to fix coffee and get ready for work. I keep my keys and wallet in a bowl on the kitchen counter, but only my keys were in the bowl. I know I had my wallet last night, and I know there were opportunities while I was in the bathroom or distracted for him to grab it – I just never expected that he would.

There's always a chance that I misplaced it – I'm in the middle of a move and my house is a bit chaotic at the moment – but my gut feeling tells me it's too much of a coincidence. What should I do? If he didn't take it, I don't want to falsely accuse him. I also think he might lie about it if I ask him.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Friend with a history of minor thefts came over last night, this morning my wallet was missing. Don't want to falsely accuse him but also want my shit back.