<human>: I'm currently interning at a company remotely and live in a college residential building with other people. These buildings can generally be loud, and have a lot of people going in and out.

Part of my ongoing internship (worked during the summer) involves working remotely and occasionally that results in sometimes having to place calls. 

While I was on the phone, some people who don't even live here (friends of someone else/etc) must have come over as the place was quite before I started. They started talking loudly and were saying very obscene things. Politely, I asked the person on the other end to wait a minute, and muted my phone and promptly kicked out all of the people who didn't live here (the majority of the troublesome crowd).

I returned to my phone call, but couldn't apologize. I felt very anxious and didn't want to draw attention to it anymore than it already was. 

I'm mildly pissed at the people that brought in the obnoxious people, since they knew I'd be on call but that's not really important to me at the moment.

What I want to know is if I should do anything to apologize to my coworkers. I've been extremely professional every single point up until that, and I'm worried this reflects poorly on who I am as an individual. I am also pretty anxious that my lack of apology/acknowledgement in and of it self also could reflect negatively and regrettably there's not much I can do to fix things now if that's the case. Hopefully I'm just overthinking things.

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: Loud rude people came near my room while I was on the phone and were loud and rude causing embarrassment. What, if anything, do I do now?