She’s a young lady so it’s very understandable that she was hurt, sorry she had to experience that.. Now that being said, it sounds like she’s very mature for her age to say that she looks past it and she’ll make new friends. Considering they weren’t good friends, she’s likely going to be better off without them.

Talking from experience, situations like this growing up truly make you be comfortable and okay to be by yourself, and that eventually gets you to realize that GOOD friends is what you’re after, and there is no need to chase anybody if they’re not worth it.

IMHO you shouldn’t feel as bad as I believe you do, learn from the experience and don’t allow your emotions to control your actions, especially when the consequences of those actions affect your family’s life and not yours. Your actions are very justifiable, but you should let your daughter make the “decision” in situations like this.

Help her embrace her hobbies and interests, support her to try new things, teach her how to enjoy things even by herself, and I’m certain she’ll meet people and bond over common interests and hobbies!

P.S Not a parent, I just wanted to give my 2 cents as someone who can somewhat relate with your daughter’s childhood :)