I agree with the sentiment in the other comments, except that as with most complicated situations, there is often the urge to "do what's Right", such as "walk

I agree with the sentiment in the other comments, except that as with most complicated situations, there is often the urge to "do what's Right", such as "walk immediately" in this case, out of frustration. While that's understandable, it is also often the case that you should Think Through the situation before acting. You are not under pressure to respond right away--there is no explicit hard deadline, so you should take your time to think clearly, consult lawyers, and weight all your options before making a judgement. It could very well be that you might decide, after contemplating more, that you should walk, but do take the time to think about the pros/cons first and try not to make rash decisions. Your goal is to choose the option that benefit you personally the most given the situation