<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

We work in a cafe.

One day, I was on bar making drinks and she was mopping the floor. I opened a fridge and a bottle of apple juice fell out and spilled. I told her I was sorry and she mopped it up.

The next day, the same thing happened. I opened the fridge to see if iced coffee needed to be refilled and a stupid bottle of apple juice fell to the ground right after she had just mopped the area. I said, "Are you kidding me? I'm so sorry." She glared at me and said, "Are you serious, dude?" Then mopped it up.

Then I overheard her tell my coworker, "She didn't need to open the door." I didn't say anything. I'll let her blow off steam.

I go to the back room then come back to hear her saying more shit to other coworkers, along the lines of, "She opened the door and it spilled, she did that shit on purpose."

I come in to say, "I opened the fridge to check on the iced coffees. Why would I purposely spill the apple juice? That doesn't make any sense."

Then she said, "Yeah, well the same thing happened yesterday after I cleaned floors. It's obvious you did it on purpose." And that was it.

The rest of the day she kept giving me the cold shoulder. 
I have no reason to do something like that to her. She saw it happen, I didn't purposely throw the shit on the floor. We're friends outside of work so she should know I have no reason to do that to her. 

I wish I wouldn't have to lose her as a friend. But should I just apologize again anyways?
<bot>: Spilled apple juice two days in a row after my friend mopped the floors at work. Because of the second time, she thinks I did it on purpose. She's given me the cold shoulder since. Do I apologize again?