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: Hello, I read the rules and I think I'm ready to tell you my history and I hope you can give me your opinion about it.

I have a friend, let's say she's called Jane, I met like ten years ago. We have supported each other through different complicated situations, like financial problems, a kind of abusive husband (hers), problems in the school with my children, etc. I helped her to get another job when she had financial problems too, recommending her to the company where I was working at the time.

Then, I began to have problems with that company because I was freelancing for them and, even if we settled that I will do a number and kind of tasks and they will paid me a monthly salary in our spoken agreement (a big mistake, I should have insisted on a written agreement, but that's other story), they kept asking me to do more and more and more. I refused a few times, I say yes to others, the work relationship was kind of tense. I spoke to this friend, who agreed they were abusive, and they were also asking her to do more and more, and proposed her that we started our own company (a website to offer certain product) and asked her if she wanted to participate. She said yes.

The first time I asked her to give me her opinion to buy the domain for the website (I wanted to know what she thought about some names I believed were good for the site) she said she didn't have time and acted annoyed, as if I was asking her to do a lot of work or something. I wanted her opinion only, but well. She ghosted me from then on, not talking to me in any way, no phone, messages, WhatsApp or any other means we used before. I could swear I wasn't rude or anything, but anyway, if I was, she always said she would be honest with me. But that didn't happen.

Well, the company I was working for decided to end the work relationship because I refused to do another big and complicated task for free. I wasn't surprised and anyway I was about to leave them because I wasn't happy. Well, that was expected, but what I didn't expect was to know, by accident (I saw a post in Facebook mentioning this ex friend) that she was going to take my job. She didn't tell me anything about it. The only thing that I believe was aimed at me was a post saying that some friends are better than others and that it's great you can disagree with some people, but so sad you can't with others and then, nothing. Obviously, she blocked me from seeing her timeline. I considered I was losing my time with someone who wasn't honest, who had ghosted me for six months without any explanation about it, who didn't talk to me after she ended with the job I did before, a job that she was able to have because I recommended her and that, even if it wasn't her fault the job relationship ended, it would have been a kindness to me to tell me what was going to happen, since I was her friend, so I unfriended her everywhere. So, AITA?

finishing a friendship because this person ghosted me and then 'took' my job