<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

So last Sunday I caught up with an old friend of mine who I haven't seen in 4+ years. I'm a senior in college now and and she's a year out of school as well. She's always been the "one that got away" for me. 
Little History 
Back in high school I had a major crush on her and the day I was going to ask her out she got asked out by another guy on the train to school. So I basically spent the next couple of years having to watch her date this guy and in the meantime I got pretty heavily friendzoned. 

Anyway, in college we haven't really seen each other, she dated this one guy for around 2+ years and they broke up in mid january because he told her he wasn't ready to settle down. Shortly after they broke up we started talking on fb and she suggested that we needed to see eachother again and asked when we could hang out, which brings us to last sunday. 

So on Sunday I drove up to see her and we went out to dinner and a comedy show. At the show the comedians gave us a bunch of shit when we said we were just friends. They made a lot of jokes about us getting together and stuff. We had a lot of fun and had tons to talk about and at the end of the night she suggested I come over this weekend and we have a movie marathon because her parents wouldn't be home and we could just spend the afternoon together. 

Help me out guys, I don't want to lose my chance with this girl a second time. Not asking her out soon enough all those years ago is one of my biggest regrets. I'm tempted to just ask her where she sees these "dates" of ours going. I feel like I just need to make it clear that being her friend is just to painful for me.
<bot>: I got friendzoned by the love of my life 8 years ago, haven't seen her in 4 years, she's single now and wants to hang out, but I want to tell her how I feel.