Denied entry for intent to stay, what do I do now?

[Mark TheRabidcat]

I was planning to visit my fiancé for a month over the summer, but things got a bit hectic and I never remembered to print off proof of my return flights.

I ended up going through secondary inspection (as usual, ever since I started visiting my girlfriend and mentioning her, it's been almost imediate secondary inspection.)
This time they went through my entire bag and every last text message on my phone, from which they learned that I had recently helped my fiancé buy a new car, and that I was intending to move to the US to go to school in 2016.

Half an hour later they call me up to sign a withdrawl of application from.


Now I'm wondering, if I should book a new flight and just remember all of my papers this time, or if I'm doomed to be denied regardless now.

[inadmissible]

"Doing the same thing and expecting a different result?" -- Alberto Einstein, Border Agent

Without knowing the totality of your circumstances, I can't say if you are more likely to be granted admission if you had your return ticket information.
(although, couldn't you have pulled that up on your almanac of a phone?)

Consider going the Fiance Visa route.