Apology Letters to Friend.
Hiding Vacation Plans and Causing Worry

I’m really sorry for how I reacted when I found out about your vacation. It hurt to realize you had been avoiding me and hiding something so significant. I genuinely thought something was wrong, and that worry took over. When you finally shared your plans, I felt a mix of happiness for you and deep frustration that I hadn’t been included in that part of your life. I completely understand why my reaction hurt you. You deserve to enjoy your time away without feeling like you have to shield it from me. I know I let my emotions get the better of me, and for that, I truly apologize. I should have trusted you more and given you space instead of jumping to conclusions. Moving forward, I want to be better about communicating openly and supporting you without assumptions. I value our friendship too much to let misunderstandings get in the way. If you’re willing, I would love to talk about this more and hear your thoughts. Please take all the time you need; I’m here when you’re ready.