The best advice is to wait and listen, gently give the person the opportunity to talk if they want. Just be like "Let's go cloud watching" or a drive or whatever and an activity that doesn't require much discussion and just wait. If they want to talk, they will, and if they don't they won't. You could go up and say, "I'm sorry" and "are you okay" but sometimes people react rather volatile, so just, give them an opportunity to think and if they want to, speak
The best advice is to wait and listen, gently give the person the opportunity to talk if they want. Just be like "Let's go cloud watching" or a drive or whatever and an activity that doesn't require much discussion and just wait. If they want to talk, they will, and if they don't they won't.
i think it's enough to just physically stay by her side just so she knows that she's got a friend who's around for her. and i agree with the person above: you should wait for her to say something.
Guys i need to help my friend out and talk to her before she does something rash. My friends mom recently killed a 79 year old woman by running over her and attempted to hit 4 other people. I need to comfort my friend but idk how please tell me I don't wan to do something stupid