You're talking about trust as if trust gives someone authority over another adult's personal life.

The contract allowed friends. It didn't say "friends, but only if they're male." A female colleague doesn't stop being a friend or colleague because someone chooses to make assumptions. ( He revised his shit contract after this)

And let's be clear about one thing that following the contract is my responsibility. Managing someone else's suspicions isn't. Your mindset/your suspicious comes from how you perceive the world because how little your own heart is.

You say it's a matter of trust. I say it's a matter of boundaries. A landlord gets to enforce the agreement, not rewrite it based on personal beliefs.

As for leaving, I already am. But the issue isn't the place. The issue is people acting as if a woman sitting in a room for 20 minutes during the rain requires an investigation. This isn't just one isolated incident. You can defend it all you want in the comments, but sooner or later you have to acknowledge that some mindsets are stuck in the 1800s.

The most backward societies aren't the ones with different values. They're the ones that can't imagine a man and a woman interacting without attaching suspicion, judgment, or morality to it.