Apology Letters to Friend.
Apologizing for Misjudging Cassie

I want to start by sincerely apologizing for the way I judged you, especially when I called you a backstabber. I didn’t understand the full situation with my brother, Lost from Light, and I let my assumptions cloud my judgment. I see now how unfair and hurtful that was to you, and I regret the pain my words may have caused. I realize that you were working to fix your mistakes and had your reasons for the choices you made. Instead of trying to understand your perspective, I jumped to conclusions and labeled you as ‘useless.’ That was not only wrong, but it also painted an unfair picture of who you truly are. I’ve come to respect you and see the effort you put into everything you do, especially when it comes to those you care about. As I’ve reflected on my actions, I understand that I need to be more compassionate and willing to listen. I want to assure you that I’m committed to being a better friend and will strive to approach situations with more understanding in the future. I truly hope you can forgive me for my thoughtless words and the assumptions I made. I would love to talk whenever you feel ready, but I completely respect your need for space if you want it. Thank you for considering my apology, Cassie.