Question

two’s company, three’s a crowd Thank you for inviting me, but I have to decline it. You know, two’s a company, three’s a crowd.

Accepted Answer

This is said of two people, particularly lovers, who would prefer to be alone together rather than to have someone else with them.

Phrase/Idiom	two’s company, three’s a crowd
Definition	This is said of two people, particularly lovers, who would prefer to be alone together rather than to have someone else with them.
Example	Thank you for inviting me, but I have to decline it. You know, two’s a company, three’s a crowd.

Two’s Company Three’s Crowd People Lovers Prefer Inviting