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Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So a little back story on this. Recently became single and reached out to some old friends to try to rebuild my social life. One of these is an ex, we’ll call her Ashley, of mine that we’ve managed to stay good friends over the years. She introduces me to a friend of her’s, we’ll call her Sara, to basically knock the rust off of my single game. Sara and I end up talking a little bit but I quickly realized she wasn’t my type and moved on. Well after this she became extremely two face and bitchy towards me and Ashley. So I completely cut her out and my ex does what she can but it’s complicated. 

Fast forward to last night. I get a text from Ashley asking me to call her. Call her up to see what’s wrong because normally she would just call me without worrying about texting. She starts a long story on how Sara is screwing up. She basically disappeared for 3 days and left her kid with her ex’s parents, that she lives with, to go party at the coast with her new boyfriend. Well her ex’s parents have kicked her out but is letting her kid stay with them. Ashley asks me is Sara could stay with me while she figures everything out since I have an extra bedroom. I flat out say no. She understands but still has to deal Sara for several reasons and is having a hard time not being nice about it. 

So now I’ve had time to think about it and while I’m not changing my mind, I also don’t know what to do outside of her staying with me. 

TL;DR. Friend ask me if another friend could stay at my place for a few weeks with they figure shit out. I said no
Output:
no