<human>: I know I totally screwed up, and I'm not sure how best to handle this. Married friends (20s F and 30s M) that I've been friends with since high school, may have heard my (20s F) conversation with my boyfriend today about another relationship post. It was one about a girl who's friends were being rude to her for dating another friend. In the post she was being told to not act so "coupley".

We were taking about the coupley part specifically, and I said something along the lines of "they didn't even do anything inappropriate, like the shit that (married friends) used to do". I had forgotten that my boyfriend was in a play station party with one of them.

We aren't sure if they heard me, or how much was heard. My boyfriend had joined the party while our friend was away from his console, and muted it pretty quick after I stupidly dropped their names. 

I'm not sure what to do. Pretend it didn't happen and not say anything? Apologize profusely? If I do apologize, do I apologize to one or both of them, since I have no idea who if anyone heard what I said? What do I say? Over text or in person? I feel terrible about the whole thing.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: good friend may, or may not, have heard me not so kindly talk about their past PDA. What do?