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Input: So I spent the day with this girl who I’ve seen a couple times. It’s a girl I’ve known from school years ago, but we have reconnected in recent months. 

I spent the weekend at her place a few weeks ago and we had a great time. 

This weekend past we had arranged for her to come to mine and spend the night. We went out in the day and I showed her around the town I live in as she’d never been there (we both live away from where we grew up). We got food and then went back to my place. Adult activities occurred (side note, not the first time we’ve slept together). 

We were then watching tv and I just was not feeling it. I didn’t really want her to spend the night anymore and I kinda just wanted her to leave. 

Anyway, my mumsy called me. I told the girl that I had to take the call, and went downstairs and just chatted to my mum for about 5 minutes. 

As I was sat downstairs a plan formed in my head. It was 9pm. 
I went back upstairs in a bit of a fluster and I told the girl, “hey, I’m really sorry for this but I need to leave. You’re welcome to stay here and leave in the morning if you want to but I need to go.”

She was super understanding and said “oh my god that’s totally fine, these things happen, I hope everything is okay” etc. 

We left the house at the same time, I got into my car and drove off as she was sorting out her satnav. I drove around for about 15 minutes then returned home and just chilled by myself and then went to bed. 

AITA? I didn’t want her to stay the night and I knew I wouldn’t be good company, so I made a decision that would mean I wouldn’t come across as rude or not that into her. 

We have spoken since and everything is fine. 

faking an emergency to get a girl to leave my house and not stay the night