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

My S.O. and I met around last time this year. He's working as a security guard and has a gig Saturday night from 10 pm to 5 am. He was planning on sleeping during the day on Friday at his house before the event. Here's where it gets tricky. I was out at a bar with some friends for our weekly trivia night and was meaning to send a text to him asking him to come sleep over at my house during the day instead so we could hangout after he wakes up for a bit. I was quite a few drinks in and at the bar while typing and also chatting with the barmaid. I sent "Come over ASAP and sleep here." Forgetting to add the word "tomorrow". He responded and I checked my phone and had no recognition of writing this message, as I remember thinking I worded it differently, so I was initially confused as to whether or not I wrote the message. Long story short, he's now convinced I am cheating on him. I love this man more than anything, he's helped me take strides in life I never thought I would reach. He's extremely reserved though, and although all of his friends and family love in the same city, I've never once met any of them. Also, in our whole relationship, I've never once gone to his house. He lives a comptroller separate life than me. And although it really bothers me at times, I try not to bring it up because I really trust him, which is why I am so hurt by his accusations after one poorly worded text message. I don't think I could take losing him, especially over such a non-existent problem. Any advice would be a great help.
<bot>: tipsy me sends a badly worded text message to my boyfriend and now he has convinced himself I am cheating. Need to find a way to prove my innocence.