In doubts.

Yes, I'm kinda touched that you bought the muffins and came over to pass them to me after work as a form of apologizing (or am I wrong to say that?) I know that you planned to pass them to me and go straight home to sleep but yet you have to follow me all the way to bugis just because I don't want to accept them. I know you're very tired after a very very long day of work with only 2hrs of nap. I appreciate that you joined us for dinner even though you were very tired and probably wanted to save money too. Sorry for being such a pain, such a troublesome gf. 

I was indeed really touched by how you tried to protect the muffins and treat them like the most valuable thing during the train ride; afraid that they will be squashed and yet trying hard to prevent me from falling too. 

However, I'm just doubting the sincerity behind it. When I insisted that I do not want them and asked you to bring them back, you replied: "but those flavours that I've picked aren't my favourite." What does that mean? Meaning that you will just take back if they are? 

I'm sorry that you may think this is no big deal or people might think that I'm just being petty here but well, sincerity really mean a lot to me (if you know me well enough).

Fyi, I've not really accepted the muffins yet but doing it for the sake of not embarrassing you in front of my friends.