The S.T.A.R.S team were seated around a table, their eyes fixated on the man at the head. Captain Albert Wesker, a stern figure with a pair of reflective sunglasses perpetually adorning his face.

"I've never seen him without them," murmured Jill Valentine, her gaze not leaving their captain. "Do you think he even sleeps with them on?"

Chris Redfield chuckled. "Maybe they're super glued to his face. Ever thought of that?" He joked.

The team shared a hearty laugh. Wesker, however, remained unfazed, his expression hidden behind the cold reflection of his shades.

"Alright, team," Wesker spoke up, his voice commanding silence. "Let's focus on the mission ahead."

The briefing continued, but the team's attention kept drifting back to the sunglasses. They were an enigma, much like their wearer.

After the meeting, Jill and Chris decided to unravel the mystery. "We'll just ask him," Jill suggested. "He can't say no to a direct question, right?"

Chris, however, was hesitant. "I don't know, Jill. It's Wesker we're talking about here. He's not exactly Mr. Open Book."

In the end, they approached Wesker. "Sir," Jill started, her voice faltering. "We've been wondering...why do you always wear sunglasses?"

Wesker paused, his gaze hidden behind the reflective lenses. "Why do you ask, Valentine?" He responded, his tone unreadable.

Jill hesitated, exchanging glances with Chris. "We're just curious, sir. Nothing more."

Wesker gave a small smirk. "Curiosity, eh? A commendable trait. But in this case, I'm afraid I won't be satisfying it."

Chris and Jill were disappointed but not surprised. The mystery of Wesker's sunglasses remained unsolved.

The following day, the team was once again gathered for a briefing. Wesker, as always, wore his sunglasses.

Suddenly, Barry Burton entered the room, carrying a large box. "Captain, a delivery for you," he announced, placing the box on the table.

The team watched as Wesker opened the box to reveal several pairs of identical sunglasses. The room erupted into laughter.

"Just in case you lose the current pair, right?" Barry joked, causing the room to laugh even louder.

Wesker, surprisingly, joined in the laughter. "Indeed, Burton. One can never be too prepared."

The S.T.A.R.S team, for the first time, saw a glimpse of humor beneath the stern exterior of their captain.

The mystery of Wesker's sunglasses remained, but it became a playful part of their team dynamic. A symbol of their camaraderie in the face of the unknown.

In the following days, the team continued to tease Wesker about his sunglasses. Even in the face of danger, the shades were a constant source of light-hearted banter.

Wesker, for his part, always responded with a smirk and a witty remark. His sunglasses, it seemed, were as much a part of him as his leadership.

"Captain Wesker, did you bring an extra pair of sunglasses today?" Jill would ask. "Just in case you lose the current pair."

"Don't worry, Valentine," Wesker would respond. "I've got a whole box of them back at the office."

In the midst of their dangerous missions, the sunglasses became a symbol of levity, a reminder of their shared bond and camaraderie.

The S.T.A.R.S team, despite their diverse backgrounds and personalities, found unity in their playful curiosity about their captain's sunglasses.

The mystery was never solved, but that didn't matter. The sunglasses were a part of Wesker, just as Wesker was an integral part of the S.T.A.R.S team.

To this day, the sunglasses remain an inside joke among the S.T.A.R.S team. A shared secret, a playful challenge, and a symbol of their unity.

And as for Wesker, he continues to wear his sunglasses, maintaining an air of mystery that only adds to his charisma as the captain of the S.T.A.R.S team.

The story of Captain Wesker's shades is a testament to the bonds formed in the face of adversity, and a reminder that a little mystery can make life all the more interesting.

So, the next time you see a man wearing sunglasses indoors, remember the story of Captain Wesker and his team. And remember that sometimes, a little mystery is a good thing.