The Wrong Conclusion

Robyn and Kellie are young lesbian partners, very much in love. Each has a condition that they must monitor and keep under control to avoid the consequences. Robyn is a recovering gambling addict. Kellie is a diabetic. When Kellie finds some old betting slips in Robyn's purse she assumes the worst and flies off on a tangent about her lover's gambling problem. Surprisingly, Robyn doesn't contest the accusation, because she can use Kellie's wrong conclusion to divert attention from the other thing that her partner would be even more upset about.
Robyn has tried to earn some extra money, to help defray some of the costs she incurred from her gambling debts and do something nice for her treasured partner. She just doesn't want Robyn to know how she earned the money. Taking the tongue lashing over the gambling seems a small price.