Apology Letters to Friend.
Admitting to Stealing from a Friend

I can’t express how deeply sorry I am for what I did. Stealing from you, my best friend for 18 years, was not just a horrible mistake; it was a betrayal of your trust that I can’t take back. I know that my actions have hurt you, and I can only imagine how devastated and disappointed you must feel right now. I want to be clear: I take full responsibility for my actions. There is no excuse for what I did, and I regret the pain I’ve caused you. You’ve always been there for me, and I failed to honor that friendship in the worst possible way. I realize that this isn’t just about the material loss; it’s about the trust we built over so many years, and I shattered that. I want to make amends, though I know that it will take time to rebuild what I’ve broken. I’m committed to learning from this mistake and ensuring it never happens again. I’m here to talk whenever you feel ready, and I’ll respect your need for time and space to process everything. Please know that I truly value our friendship and the years we've shared. I’m heartbroken over what I’ve done, and I hope that, in time, we can find a way to move forward.