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1.5 years ago I was at a birthday party of a friend. I met a girl from the same school and got along with her well. From there on I kept seeing her on parties. And each time we talked and got along really well. A couple of months ago I started seeing her more frequently. There was a party at her house, and because I always drive with the car, a friend offered me to sleep over at his place, so I can drink. The evening went great, and while talking she said that I could also sleep over at hers. I politely declined, as I wasn't interested in her at that time. Over the months, she told me that she finds me good looking multiple times, and I was always flattered by it, but didn't push it any further. Until mid November, where I wanted to watch a particular movie. Because I didn't want to go alone, I chatted her up and asked her to join me. She agreed, though I didn't state it was a date. It went really good, I picked her up, we watched to movie, I brought her back home. There was never awkward silence. When I brought her home, we sat in the car talking for 2 hours, even though she had work next day (she kept the conversation alive mostly). She was going to go to the club the next night and she asked me to join her. I agreed, but said I will not stay long, as being sober in the club isn't that fun. But she insisted I sleep over at hers, so I can drink. So, after the club we went to hers, we laid in her bed, talking for nearly an hour. She turned off the heater, so I was warming her hands. And as we turned off the lights we were cuddling under the sheets until next morning. The next week I invited her for dinner, but she said she was busy (big exams and work (she made no attempt to reschedule)). Saturday I asked her if she wanted to watch a movie with me on Sunday. She said she had to study for exams, but would notify me depending on how much she has to do. Now it's Monday evening, she didn't send me a single message. Should I keep trying, or move on, take it as a no?