<prompt> Human: Hey, PF. Ill try to be concise and to the point, and I could really use your help on this one. I had a sublet on the East coast that was discussed to be indefinite, yet a general contractlease agreement was written for 6 months. The Sublet gave me first and last months rent. A week before the 6 months time span, she let me know that she was looking at another place, and then moved out days later, only giving me 2 days notice that she was officially moving. I kept the last months rent that she had paid yet she was under the impression I owed her that money she thought it was a security deposit, which I kept telling her it wasnt. I met her to get my key back, yet when I explained to her that it was not money that I owed her, she got really upset and kept asking for half. After about 30 minutes of heated discussion I panicked, caved, and we agreed I would pay her 750 for the time she hadnt lived there, with the deadline to pay being early September coming up. A contract, stating the above was written on a napkin and signed. Fast forward to today and I am living on the Westcoast. Money is tight and I could really use that 750. Is there any way I can get out of the napkin contract? I still believe I dont owe her the money but I dont know what to do.Your help is much appreciated and thank you in advance.  <response>: She can certainly sue you, taking the napkin as documentation. She might win. However, the terms of the lease spell this out in PAINFUL detail, so just read that. Using that, you could just say you never owed her the money.Doesnt sound like either of you are exceptionally organized, so its unlikely she goes through with it in small claims court. If youre going to stiff her based on your earlier agreement I would, just ignore her and let her know any further contact is unwanted and will be considered harassment.Going forward - you were completely in the right originally. Stick to your guns and disengage from the situation instead of arguing with irrationality. 