<human>: I've been hanging out with this girl every day for most of summer.  Everything has been strictly platonic in terms of our interactions with each other.  However, I have been harboring secret feelings for her, but she also has become pretty much my best friend and my desire to pursue her as more than friends is not like a crazy, obsessive, 'I must have you' kind of thing.  And to be honest, I haven't ruled out that she feels the same way. I don't think she does, but she keeps coming over every single day, so I haven't ruled it out.

The situation is she got kicked out of her mom's house and her only option is to go live with her dad in another state.  Upon hearing this, I blurted out the suggestion she should move in with me without really giving it a second thought.

I live in a 2 bedroom apartment that I comfortably afford by myself and the spare bedroom is something I've used as a guest room for when friends/family are in town.  
 
Here's the tricky part: I'm not sure if it came across as 'we should be in a relationship and you should move in' or helping out a friend.  I certainly intended it to be the latter but based on her reaction I think maybe she took it as me making a move.  And what guy just invites a girl he doesn't know very well to move in, right?

What should be my next move? I'm afraid I've already come off as a creep.  I don't want to lose her from my life (even if just as friends).  I also know there's huge risk involved with inviting someone you may or may not have feelings to live with you.  

Thoughts anyone?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Invited a platonic friend (that I have a crush on) to live with me; she may have taken it in a non platonic way; How do I fix this?