The cheek of some people
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You ought to bail him out, cheat with him and steal him back! Or, Plan B. Tell the police about some domestic violence incidents he committed on you when you were together. That'll extend his stay.
I assume you either said no or laughed and hung up. Otherwise you are very foolish. Don’t let others use you like that.
He is not your responsibility. He threw away the relationship and trust. Now he is not even brave enough to ask for help by himself. It is a blessing in disguise that he left. Do not cater to them.
I hope you told her he's not your husband and not your problem.
I hope you told her to do one.
Please tell me you said no
I hope to God you didn't do it. You don't owe either one of them anything.
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I think the only proper response is to give her the Joker Laugh until she hangs up.
The key part of that is "ex-husband". Barring a court order for you to pay his bail, you have zero responsibility. Like most, I would have laughed or told her what she could eat.