The next morning, I expected a kind follow-up message. Instead, I found an email titled “Invoice for Last Night.” At first, I laughed, assuming it was a joke. But the detailed list—charges for dinner, flowers, the keychain, and even “emotional labor”—made it clear he was serious.
At the bottom, he warned that “failure to comply” might result in Chris, Mia’s boyfriend, hearing about it. Confused and irritated, I texted Mia. Her reaction was immediate: “He’s insane. Do not respond.”
Mia told Chris, and together they sent Eric a joking “invoice” of their own, charging him for being entitled and making someone uncomfortable. Their mockery only made his messages spiral from defensive to angry to self-pitying.
I ignored him completely. Mia and Chris eventually cut ties with him, recognizing the behavior as a red flag they didn’t want near their lives.
Looking back, the night started like a romantic comedy but ended as a clear lesson: generosity isn’t a contract, and kindness isn’t a debt. I didn’t pay his invoice—b
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