Apology Note to Friend
Apology Note
Dear Mr. Helga P. Etienne and Oliver M. Frey,
It is with a heavy heart and humble acceptance of my own shortcomings that I pen down this apology note. I, Bernice L. Smith, understand that words are powerless to heal the wounds my actions have caused in your hearts, but I want you to know that I am genuinely sorry.
To my regret, an unforeseen event has led us to this point. It was never my intent to let these circumstances overshadow our bond, our association, that we had nurtured over the years. I acknowledge that I failed to handle it in an appropriate manner, causing a strain in our relationship. By addressing this to you, I aim for resolution and redemption, if not complete, at least to the level you deem fit.
I am truly sorry for the hurt I've caused you, my dear friends. The last thing I wanted to do was to inflict pain or discomfort on you, yet, my actions portrayed the opposite. I deeply regret letting you down, affecting the harmony within our circle. Undoubtedly, our friendship holds a great deal of importance and value to me and the thought of jeopardizing it pains me.
As is said, realisation is the first step, and I am on my way to make amends. From here, I vow to change my actions, refine my attitude, and avoid such situations in the future. I seek your guidance and suggestions and would welcome any corrective measure you believe I should adopt. From a friendly perspective, your forgiveness would mean the world to me.
In retrospect, I should have been more conscious and considerate towards your feelings. Please find it in your heart to pardon me and give me another chance to prove my sincerity. More than anything, I miss our friendly interactions, our time together which was undeniably a source of joy and strength for me.
Offering my sincerest apologies, I hope for your understanding and hope to bring our friendship back to its former warmth and harmony.
With deepest regrets,
Bernice L. Smith
