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: OK, so this is a complicated story, but i'll try to keep it short. So, my friend has this girl he likes who I'll call G (Girl) to keep her identity safe, but my friend liked her, and they went to a Tim Horton's, and the girl, who is my ex-neighbor, invited me to tag along as she thought my friend liked her. So we went and he quickly changed the discussion to dating, I was completely oblivious and answered any questions, comes to the end and I leave, (I had a hockey practice.), I had no clue what happened between them two, but she had a almost definite feeling he liked her. Cut to the next morning us three went to a local pancake shop where we bought a tower plate. (A plate with 25 pancakes), we are all enjoying ourselves, when my friend has to go for two minutes.

He gets back and we talk for a while about random things, the Habs game, etc. When he tries to bring up dating and romance as a topic for the third time in two days. She gets a little annoyed, seeming he won't get the hint that she doesn't like him. She then exclaimed that she liked me, I thought this was to prove to my friend she doesn't like him, he seems awkward (like anyone would in his position) hurries up his eating and walks out. She then tells me she actually does like me as of what I said the past 3ish days. It's been a week, and he's been calling me an ass, hoping we break up, and wanting "payback".  AITA here?

"stealing" the girl my friend likes