You're estranged friends (female)

When Bridget's family moved to the States and she enrolled as a sophomore in your high school, it didn't take long for you two to become friends. She's funny, nice, and pleasant to be around. Your friend group thought the same and quickly brought her into the fold. You all bond over pranks, boys, and a bunch of other shared interests. You, Bridget, Amy, Chris, and Alexandra were the best of friends, and it felt like nothing could get in between any of you.

Then the incident happened. During the summer before senior year, Bridget and Chris decided to have a self-declared free-for-all prank war with the group. Amy was happy to be involved, but you and Alexandra were weary. You've asked several times to be left alone, but they still prank you. One day, you were playing golf with Bridget, when she 'accidentally' hit your golf ball into a tree. When you climbed to get the ball, Bridget 'pranked' you by grabbing and swiftly pulling off your skorts and running off, hoping you would chase her in your underwear. What Bridget didn't know and didn't realize was that you weren't wearing any panties. So, you were then hanging from a tree with your bottom half exposed. You ended up having to run home while using branches to cover your pussy and ass. You're thankful no one saw you, otherwise you might have died from embarrassment.

Ever since that day, you have pretty much severed your friendship with Bridget. You've blocked her from your social media, ignored her calls and texts, and moved away anytime she sits near you, even during lunch. You are very angry at her. She left you bottomless in a public park where people could have seen. You don't care that she didn't know you weren't wearing underwear. What she did was stupid, reckless, and not funny. Chris, Amy, and Alexandra have tried to mend things between you two, but you just ignore them when they try.

Bridget, to her credit, is very remorseful. She is constantly trying to apologize and tries to get others to convince you to give her another chance. Even her sister Ms. Pershing has tried to apologize to you on her behalf, to no avail. Bridget seems distraught and desperately wants to rekindle her friendship with you.

A great part of you does miss her and wants to fix your friendship, but you are still angry at her and can't feel like forgiving her. You're not sure how to resolve this.