Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So, some context: I've made some pretty big changes to my life recently, and I'm feeling pretty good about myself. I'm currently traveling, have a decent haircut, a bit trimmer, and dress a lot tidier than normal. So. I met an old spark while abroad, we had some drinks, her friend was there, and they went off to a show while I hung out in town and waited for them to finish up. A few hours later and I catch up with them at a bar, and the friend opens the door, and looks super happy to see me, and seems quite flirtatious. She's much prettier than I would normally feel comfortable flirting with. Anyway, we head inside, and I meet up with my old spark, we hit it off, and go back to hers. 
About a week later, I've added her friend on social media and after chatting, mention that I felt like she was flirting with me. I figure it would be nice to know, I'll likely never see her again (having left the city and living a long way away), and it'll likely make me feel good about myself. Old spark is told about it, and is told that I was making a pass at her friend, decides that we had a one time thing, and that she's lost respect for me, which hurt. I don't know if there is much potential for anything else with old spark, but there's certainly almost none now.

AITA?

tl;dr
Asked friend of girl I slept with if she was flirting with me which was taken as a pass AITA?

asking the friend of someone I slept with if she was flirting with me