Alibi

al·i·bi   [al-uh-bahy]
–noun
1.
Law . the defense by an accused person of having been elsewhere at the time an alleged offense was committed.
2.
an excuse, esp. to avoid blame.
3.
a person used as one's excuse: My sick grandmother was my alibi for missing school.



copied from dictionary.com. the word basically means equally "an excuse".
I had my alibi when you were hurt, I wasn't there to witness, or to be an accessary.

I feel sorry that it had to happen to you but all I try to do is to encourage your heart to go on with your life.

but are you recovered? have you completely been fair to the only one person whom you say you love the most in the world?

if my alibi isn't enough, let it double. I will always be your heart holder, the warmest place you can ever imagine, the safest destination you'll ever want to travel to.