Apology Letter To My Wife

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I am writing this letter of apology on behalf of my wife, Shani Lynn Fajutrao and myself. Trully, we understand the inconvenience and troubles you have faced and for that we owe you our deepest apology. I reason to believe that the situation may have resulted from tension and pressure or resulting out of financial stress,still for any injuries that may have been done in the course of events that have led to this unlawful acts and shameful behavior, we accept full responsibility, I regret deeply my unthoughtful lack of attention to my wifes cognitive issues,as to her state of depression which affected her mental health contributing to this poor decision-making ordeal. i have to say that this was an out-of-character incident for my wife.

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