Do you find this dialogue grammatically correct and natural enough? A: You and your friends treated me so badly the previous day. I couldn't close my eyes because the whole incident took away the sleep off me. It was like the whole incident turned into a woodpecker in my mind and was drilling my head. B: I'm sorry for the bottom of my heart. I can assure you such a thing won't happen to you again. A: It's okay. But your friends didn't apologize like you did. They should have done that by now. Shouldn't they have been as conscientious as you and own up to their mistakes? B: How can I say what they need to do? I have done my part. It's their will if they apologize to you or not. Why are you entangling myself with their matters? Why would I take the burden of the whole blame on me? A: You got me wrong. Actually I wanted to know the reason behind their not being apologetic. You are their close friends so I thought you might know the answer. You got furious unnecessarily and jumped to the conclusion that I put the whole blame on you. Actually, I didn't mean that. It's your irrational thinking. #TIA