Apology Letters to Friend.
Acknowledging Distance and Offering Understanding

I want to sincerely apologize for the situation that has come between us. I realize now how my actions may have affected you and Junior, particularly regarding the gathering we discussed. I respect that you might not feel comfortable sharing the same space, and I completely understand why. It pains me to think about how this has added to the distance in your relationship with your mother. I’ve seen the love she has for both of you, and it’s clear how deeply she values the time she could spend together. I regret any part I played in making this more difficult for you and for her. I want you to know that I truly admire the support you’ve both given to Mikey, and I hear the gratitude in your mother’s voice when she talks about it. Moving forward, I promise to be more mindful of how my decisions can impact our friendships and the people we care about. I hope that in time, you can find a way to reconnect and heal the rift with your mother. Please know that I’m here if you want to talk, and I’ll respect whatever space you need. I genuinely wish you both the best and hope for happiness in your lives.