Apology Letters to Girlfriend.
Getting Angry Over a Teasing Comment

I'm sorry for getting angry when you were teasing Musiala yesterday. I overreacted to a joke you made and that landed on you — not on the player — and I'm truly sorry for the way I responded. I know my tone and sudden anger hurt you and shut down our conversation. Instead of smiling it off or teasing back, I let my feelings take over and made you feel like you couldn't joke with me. I can see how that made you upset and created distance, and I regret making you carry that awkwardness and quiet tonight. There are no excuses: I lost my cool, and I take full responsibility. I should have told you calmly that Musiala means a lot to me or laughed it off. From now on I'll pause when I feel annoyed, take a breath, and choose my words better. If I start getting worked up, I promise to say I need a moment, not snap at you. I love you more than anything and I hate that I put us in this place over something small. If it helps, I’ll cook your favorite, bring some flowers, or we can watch a match together and you can roast him as much as you want — I’ll try to laugh too. Whenever you’re ready, I want to listen to how you felt and make this right. Take the time you need; I’m here and I want to fix this with you.