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Its college, it could be she just bumped into one of her friends, turned out both were heading for lunch so she decided to join. Doesn't necessary have to mean anything.
Ofcourse its possible that she is trying to avoid alone-time with you, this would mean that she is not interested. Try to figure out if she intentionally avoids being only with you or if its juts coincidence.
More correct than everything else that has been said on the page.. stop overanalysing ppl.
I personally find the first instance to be unlikely, although it is possible. The second is another possibility, but why would you assume that just because she isn't ready for an alone encounter, that she isn't interested? I'd say the most likely of all, is just that she was testing the waters and it was more comfortable for her to bring a friend as a safety net.
Atleast in my university the first instance would be quite plausable, people usually have their lunch in bigger groups and the tables are open to be joined by any other friends as well, this means that if she ran into her friend, she would have had to deliberately tell her she is going out with a guy and therefore the friend couldn't join them. And knowing colleges/universities, this would likely start rumours about her seeing "this guy". Maybe too early for her to have everything publically announced?
Rye Lee, I think your safety net idea is good too, but if she had needed the friend for support, wouldn't se have picked one of the best friends, not just some random class mate?