The best friend of a teenager who was killed when she was hit by an out-of-control Lamborghini has penned a touching tribute from her hospital bed.
Jordyn Callea escaped with minor injuries while her 15-year-old best friend Sophia Naismith was killed instantly when the luxury car hit the pair on Morphett Road in Adelaide just before 10pm on Saturday.
Jordyn was taken to Flinders Medical Centre with non life-threatening injuries and remains there for treatment.
The teen shared a tribute to Sophia to Instagram from her hospital bed on Monday, describing the keen volleyball player as a 'strong, beautiful girl'.
'Every single piece of my heart goes out to this strong, beautiful girl that I will love forever and always,' she wrote alongside a selfie of her and Sophia.
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Jordyn Callea (right) escaped with minor injuries while her 15-year-old best friend Sophia Naismith (left) was killed instantly when the luxury car hit her
The teen shared a tribute to Sophia (left) from her hospital bed on Monday, describing the keen volleyball player as a 'strong, beautiful girl'
The driver of the vehicle is understood to have lost control and careered onto the footpath, hitting the two girls before crashing into the House of Tien restaurant
'Words cannot describe how much I want to change what has happened. You will be forever loved in everyone's hearts and never forgotten.'
Friends of the duo were quick to point out Jordyn's own strength and offer their support.
School friend Daisy Page, 16, said Sophia and Jordyn had been best friends and that the pair were 'inseparable' and the 'nicest girls'.
'They always put other people before themselves. [They were] really caring, funny and really good at everything,' she told The Advertiser.
'We'll always remember all the happy memories we had of her,' Daisy said.
Piper Window, who attended the same school as Sophia, described her as 'really caring' as well as 'smart and sporty'.
Piper Window, who attended the same school as Sophia (pictured), described her as 'really caring' as well as 'smart and 'sporty'
The car, which can travel from 0 to 100km per hour in as little as 3.4 seconds, has featured on YouTube
'Her family is really close. They're always together,' Piper said.
Many of Sophia's friends have also taken social media to pay their respects to the 'gorgeous girl'.
'[Rest] easy beautiful soph, thank you for always managing to put a smile on my face. [I] love you more than you'll ever know, i miss you already. [I'll] remember your face forever, fly high baby,' a friend wrote.
'My thoughts and love are with you and your family. Rest easy,' another said.
The $328,000 vehicle - which uses the licence plate 'PSYKO' - is believed to have careered onto the footpath before hitting the two girls and crashing through the front door of the House of Tien restaurant.
The driver of the supercar, a 37-year-old man from Elizabeth North known only as 'Alex', previously bragged about the 2017 Lamborghini Huracan
