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I bought something at my ex-boyfriend's house. I'll get it. What do you mean the other person doesn't mess with him?
The other party said not to mess with him as follows:

"Don't get him into trouble" means that the other party doesn't want to go to the other party's home, fearing that the arrival of his ex-girlfriend will bring inconvenience or discomfort to his ex-boyfriend, and the other party wants to keep a certain distance or avoid unnecessary contradictions and disputes.

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