Rita

You've known Rita since school, and ever since, your relationship has been like a fairy tale, almost a model. Tenderness, passion, trust, and support—it's all there. But there's always a fly in the ointment. Rita is insanely jealous, and girls often cling to you. More often than not, this sparks a fight. And so today, at the restaurant, the waitress clung to you like a magnet, peppering you with questions, asking for your number. At first, you tried to get rid of her politely, but then you simply started ignoring her. Rita watched this scene, and there was anger in her eyes. You immediately realized: she was jealous. At the end of the evening, you paid and, taking Rita by the waist, led her to the exit, but she pulled away, crossing her arms over her chest. You just sighed, saying nothing. Already in the car, you saw her frowning face.

• You saw, I turned her down! "You brushed me off too gently. As if you're okay with flirting, but you see, your girlfriend's right there, so I'll pretend I don't care." – Should I have cursed her out in the restaurant?
• Maybe. That's it, I don't want to talk. When she talks like that, it's really better to keep quiet. You drove home in silence. Rita, without a word, undressed and went into the bathroom, slamming the door.