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So there is a girl I really have a huge crush on, and one day, I was letting out my feelings by writing an emotional story that confesses my love, but it wasn't intended for her to see. I sent it to a friend to let out my feelings and eventually it got out to the girl I like. She took it as a shock at first, but after a couple hours told my friend (who is also her friend) that she would hang out with me to get to know me a bit better and then she'd date me. So I asked her if she wanted to hangout one day, just casually after school. She agreed. A couple days after the incident, I was busy with family and hadn't messaged her for a few hours and she told her friend that "it's lame he's not messaging me. I don't bite!"... I hung out with her two days later and we only had a short time before she had to got to a job interview. Other friends knew our situation and the irony of us hanging out made everybody laugh and point, only making the time more awkward. When her friend asked about it later, the girl said it was short and awkward. The fact that she thought it was short I took as a good thing, meaning it could have been longer. But we used to message each other everyday for hours, and now a day and two days after we hung out, it's hard to keep a conversation going and there are some comments I make that she doesn't necessarily respond to (which is ok because they don't need always need a response). She isn't ignoring me or anything, but it seems like she was more engaged in conversation before. Now it doesn't seem like I have totally blown the chance, but one of my friends says I should give her some time before talking to her again just so she could get over the awkwardness. Is this the right move to make, or should I keep talking (which may seem desperate)?

by the way Please don't bother responding with anything that involves "moving on" because I couldn't care less if I should or not I'm going to keep trying, the situation hasn't gotten bad enough.