This happened about 2 days ago. A friend texted me, (we'll call her A), asking if I thought another friend, (we'll call him B), cared about her. I immediately said yes. A and B are great friends, they trust each other with their lives, and can almost always be seen together. They also have very confused feelings about what they exactly want to be. I tried to console A and told her that she was wrong and that B absolutely does care about her. She thought he might like a different girl. I don't know B well enough to know who he likes, but I said that it was definitely possible. I told A to pursue a relationship if she wanted to. She asked me if I knew anything and I responded by telling her that B hold told me earlier that he wasn't sure if he liked her or not. That was the end of my conversation with A.

It should end there, right?

 B texts me about 20 minutes later and asked me what I said to A. I recount what I said, and he immediately backpedals and says he never said that. He gets mad, calls me a cunt a lot, and then starts leaving me on read. The next day at school seems totally normals until the last hour where I was trying to talk to B. He told me to shut the fuck up, and that I was acting like I didn't do anything. This put me in a pretty shitty mood. Right before I get on the bus, he told me to keep my hands off A. I hugged A about a week ago in lunch because she was feeling sad. I texted B asking him what his problem was. He responded with, "I've heard you've been doing more than hugging." I asked him what he was talking about, and he responded with a confused mess of jealous babble and trying to be a badass. (He even told me to mind my own business and then texted "GOT IT") At this point, I'm just really tired of the whole thing and told B I wasn't going to keep arguing with him. I feel bad, but A was completely normal, and was even on my side, though wanted to be kept out of it. Some of my friends are agreeing with B and are saying that I should've minded my own business, some are on my side.

So Reddit, AITA?   