This is in response to Danny's "Writing Challenge: Using Phrasal Verbs" 

to call up - to phone;

to call on - to visit a person;

to call off - to cancel;

to call for - to  come somewhere in order to get someone or something;

to call down - to reprimand, to scould;

to stick to - to adhere/glue to smith/smbd;

to stick around - to be somewhere around, not far;

to break off - to put the end to the relationship;

to break loose - to escape from usual responsibilities and to start doing some unexpected things.

I called her up.  There was no response, so I called on her.  I found her busy with her work and she didn’t seem to call her business off although I personally visited her.  Instead she called a cab and left me dumbfounded.  I called myself down, why I visited her, to see her indifferent attitude.  I still wanted to stick to our friendship, whereas she will be sticking somewhere, god only knows with whom.  Should I break off the relationship?  I am sure she is eager to get rid of me and to stick around waiting to see my reaction.