Apology Letters to Friend.
Misunderstanding a Phone Call Conversation

I’m really sorry for what happened when I mentioned the call from your dad. I realize now how it must have come across, and I can see why you were upset. I didn’t mean to make assumptions or put you in a tough spot. It was wrong of me to question you like that, especially when you were just trying to clarify the situation. I should have been more thoughtful about how my words might impact you. I know that trust is important between friends, and I feel terrible for putting any strain on that. You were trying to communicate something, and instead of listening, I added confusion and frustration. Moving forward, I want to be more mindful of how I approach these conversations. I’ll make sure to ask questions in a way that shows I’m genuinely trying to understand your perspective instead of jumping to conclusions. Your feelings matter to me, and the last thing I want to do is make you feel disrespected or dismissed. I hope you can take some time to process this, and I’d love to talk whenever you feel ready. I value our friendship and want to make things right.