So through my school's online buy/sell textbook site, I wanted to buy a book from this girl. Then we met up and did the deal and she had to leave for class. But she promised to send me her assignments so later on that night she did, and her way of talking seemed a bit different and perhaps demonstrating a bit of interest?

Either way, I'd really like some advice on how I can continue gaming this girl, perhaps asking her out to study or dinner or whatever.

Here are our conversations through e-mail:

BEFORE we met in life:

Me: Hi is this book still available? I'd like to meet up to buy it from you. Thanks

Her: i can meet you on wednesday

Me: Okay, let me know when. See you then. Thanks

Her: between 1-2pm at the library. it's 60 bucks. do you want my assignment?

Me: Yes that would be great.

-- So then we met up, exchanged. I asked her what she thought about the course, any advice, etc. Then she just told me how it's hard etc. The conversation was brief because she was on break and had to go back to class since I ran late.--

So after we met up, on the same night she e-mailed back:

"Hi Dave!

Attached is the assignment as promised : )
Good luck in the course!

Sarah"


So in my opinion, the e-mail after we met up was much nicer and more enthusiastic compared to the previous ones. Does this demonstrate interest at all?

Either way, I'd really like some tips on how I can get to know her better and all without looking weird/creepy or desperate. And how long until I reply to her e-mail?

Any help will be sincerely appreciated!

dude, i dont think she was showing interest. I think she was just being friendly.

Hey since she can help u with ur course, u can still keep in touch with her. And take it from there.

gd luck x

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Chicks love to put "!" s and shit like that in their emails and it doesn't mean a thing. Not sure how to move on from here - but inviting her for a coffee or something might be a start.