When a woman invites a guy over to her place after a night of hanging out, does that mean the guy needs to make a move?

[Anonymous]

So this woman I've known for a little bit, we worked together and after we both left the company, I invited her out for a evening of bowling. She had asked me earlier if I could come to her place and help her make her bed after the bowling. So when we got to her place, which was around 9pm by then, I built her bed and she afterwards ordered in some food for me, thanking me. But my mind was still racing like, did she expected me to have still made a move on her while at her home as I didn't? And as I didn't, did I messed it up with her? An insight to this will be greatly appreciated

[Heolurt]

Depends on how good looking you are, I've had this happen an she just didn't want me to drive that late. She barely saw me as a friend.

[Asker]

Ok you mean she barely saw you as a friend and you ended up sleeping together or?

[Heolurt]

We didn't sleep together, I slept on the couch sitting up and in the morning I woke up way before her and left before she even woke up.

I just felt awkward being there and knew she just didn't want me driving that late at night, I also knew she didn't really want me staying at her house, when she shut her bedroom door and I heard her loud lock get locked, it made me feel like I was seen as a predator or something.

[Asker]

Damn I get it man. Some times it's so confusing like, why acting that type of way if they were being friendly before?
On my end, ever since I left that girl's house, I called her once but she didn't bother returning my call. So that just explained it all to me about what she was expecting prior

[Anonymous]

Yes, unless she has made it clear that nothing is gonna happen, than assume she wants some action. But be a gentleman if things get heated and she says no.