She reacted negatively to her fiancé’s request, conveyed in a whisper over their supper, that she pay again. “We made it to the restaurant. He ate dinner and got to know his friends. During lunch, he leaned down and whispered to me that I would pay for whatever he and his friends ordered.

I murmured “no” in response because I was so angry, but I believe he was counting on me to remain silent in front of his friends and the public.

He went on to say, “Remember, you have enough money to pay for everyone’s food.”

She lost her rage and returned home after paying her bill. “I was inside angry. Instead of getting furious and losing my cool. We divided the cost when we placed our initial order, so I had to wait for them to arrive before paying for mine, and I excused myself to use the bathroom. I crept out of there, got into my car, and drove home.

Her fiancé then texted and called to inquire about her location, to which she replied with the relevant information. My fiancé started calling and texting me, asking where I was. I responded to his text by telling him how much I resented being fooled into paying for his and his friends’ dinner, and how he had put me in this situation. I told him I was going home and stopped responding.

“An hour later, he told me that his friends believed I was acting badly and that he should “think” on the type of woman he wanted to marry.