Apology Letters to Friend.
Misunderstanding Your Exam Calmness

I’m really sorry for what I said before the exam, asking how you could be so chill. Looking back, I realize it probably came off as dismissive or like I was judging how you handle stress, and that wasn’t fair to you at all. I didn’t mean to make you feel like your way of coping was weird or wrong—I just didn’t think about how that comment might land. I get that you didn’t like it, and I’m sorry for making you uncomfortable or adding any pressure when you were already dealing with enough. I should have been more thoughtful and supportive instead of making a comment that sounded like I was questioning you. Next time, I’ll be way more careful with what I say and try to be a better friend by just being there for you, no matter how you handle things. If you want to talk about it or just hang out and decompress, I’m here. No rush, though—take all the time you need.