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Hi sorry for the confusion there – we spoke about this and I understood you to have said I was good to go!
Don’t apologize.
“Mentioned to you on [Monday] I had a scheduled appointment today and you said I was good to go. Did I misunderstand?”
I agree with the comment ‘don’t apologise’. Don’t be sorry, be polite, respectful and state why you weren’t there.
‘did I misunderstand?’ I see as possibly respectful and possibly apologetic, which you don’t need to be. so… might be a thing to keep aside in case the boss isn’t OK with the polite and reasonable response. “Did I misunderstand? I’ll try to be clearer in future”