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: My girlfriend had dance practice at a place about a 10-15 minute walk, 3 minute drive from her apartment. I drove her there and dropped her off. She told me to come pick her up at 5 at her second dance practice about a 10 minute walk from the first one. 

At 2 i get a message on my computer (my phone is dead and fucked up, it takes hours to come alive again) to come pick her up. I'm confused since her second practice isn't done til 5 but i tell her my phone is dead and I'm coming now and I'll be at the same place I dropped her off. Important note: my girlfriend is never late to things. If she says she will be somewhere at a certain time she is always there. When she says to pick her up, she's either already waiting or in the process of leaving.

I get there and she is not there. I wait for around 30 minutes, still not there. I borrow someones phone and call her. No answer. I text her and tell her I'm waiting then give the person their phone back. As I'm sitting in the car I'm thinking of all the scenarios that could explain why she isn't there. 

I arrive at two: Her second practice was cancelled and for some reason she walked/got a ride back to her apartment. In this case she would be locked out of her apartment since I have her keys and I need to go let her in. Or, she got a ride with a friend or walked to the second practice. If she was still at the first practice and was being held up I assume she would come outside real quick and tell me to wait. 

So I leave probably around 6-7 minutes after I texted her from some random persons phone. I get back to her apartment and message her from my computer and shes asking where I am. Apparently she came out very soon after I left. 

She got the call but didn't pick up since she didn't know who it was. She responded to the text but I wasn't going to hold onto someone's phone waiting for her to answer so I didn't see it.

She had to stay after practice for some reason and is mad that I didn't wait longer and she's going to be late to her second practice which she wanted me to drive her to. Usually she would get a ride from a friend but she had to stay after. She says my reasons for leaving don't make any sense and that she always keeps her word and would never leave without telling me. I would agree with that which is why I was so confused that I was waiting for 30 minutes.

Am I in the wrong here? I was fully expecting her to be waiting outside her door when I got back, I didn't want her to be waiting there in case she left and was already there.

leaving after waiting to pick up my girlfriend for 30 minutes