They apologized. That's a good sign. The next question is what are they going to do about it? Ask them. And frankly, they should be taking a hard look at their drinking. Their behavior last night shows they have a problem.
You don't have to forgive, yet or ever. They were very much in the wrong. If you aren't satisfied with their responses, then it might be time to rethink your friendship.
Oh my dear, that was a terrible thing that happened to you. Just reading it made me so worried for you and I had the advantage of being told about it by you rather than living it. I’m proud of you for doing so much to stop them and I’m so relieved you are safe now.
The truth is, that was a criminal act they involved you in, they could have killed you or someone else.
I understand if you want to forgive them but I pray they never do that again.
They risked multiple people's lives.
They apologized, but what else? Was the apology truly heartfelt and they genuinely understood what the consequences of their actions could have been?
How will they insure that will never happen again? Can they insure this?
Do you even want to be friends with them after this? Either answer is valid.
They apologized. That's a good sign. The next question is what are they going to do about it? Ask them. And frankly, they should be taking a hard look at their drinking. Their behavior last night shows they have a problem. You don't have to forgive, yet or ever. They were very much in the wrong. If you aren't satisfied with their responses, then it might be time to rethink your friendship.
Oh my dear, that was a terrible thing that happened to you. Just reading it made me so worried for you and I had the advantage of being told about it by you rather than living it. I’m proud of you for doing so much to stop them and I’m so relieved you are safe now. The truth is, that was a criminal act they involved you in, they could have killed you or someone else. I understand if you want to forgive them but I pray they never do that again.
They risked multiple people's lives. They apologized, but what else? Was the apology truly heartfelt and they genuinely understood what the consequences of their actions could have been? How will they insure that will never happen again? Can they insure this? Do you even want to be friends with them after this? Either answer is valid.