Ok, the first thing I am going to day is to remind the OP that this is, in fact, the internet. The equivalent of millions of characters are sent to and from your computer every second without you realising it. You have in front of you a QWERTY keyboard. What I am getting at is that there is no rush to post, nor is there a character limit. So, please, if you wish for us to help, use actual words, not text speak.
Onto the problem. As far as I can fathom it, your friend was complaining about her boyfriend, so you met him in a club and "pulled" him. He is now your boyfriend. Your friend was not very happy about this, but eventually decided to meet with you, in order to hear your side of the story. You thought that this might be awkward, so you took along the boyfriend that, in her eyes, you stole from her, to the meeting where you were going to try and repair your friendship from said event. You then start getting affectionate with said boyfriend, in front of the person he used to go out with, and who, in her eyes you stole from her. And you are now puzzled as to why she seems not to like you?
Now, I don't often use this response with actual feeling, but I feel the situation warrants it. I believe that your friend might put some hold on the theory of Intellectual Osmosis, and so is avoiding being in your presence, in order to retain the intelligence that she has left.
I'm very sorry, but you are, quite blatantly in the wrong here. She made the effort to patch things up, and you decided, through either spite or ignorance, to completely screw it up.