<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I met this girl over the summer whom I liked, and I found out that she thought I was "cute" from multiple people. She was leaving for college soon, and I had little time left, and so I asked her out right away. The date went pretty well, but it wasn't a great day, so it only ended up being dinner. 

You can already see my first dilemma here - I'm going on a date with someone I know I will not see very often. I don't text very frequently, as I have some trouble starting a conversation and keeping it going. So we text infrequently over the next 6 months, but every time she comes home, I get sent a text and we end up going on a date right away.

They've all gone pretty well, at least I did not do anything stupid, and I know her family and everything is well there. What I have noticed about her though, is that she has been studying me a bit, trying to decide if she likes me or not.  Because it's been quite a while, I decided to get a bit personal after the last time we went out. I told her I wanted to kiss her (over text after the fact, it wasn't an ideal time to), and she told me that she thinks she likes me, but is not sure. I replied back with a short response, figuring that meant she didn't like me, but she responded to that wanting a longer response. We will be working together this summer, and said she doesn't want it to be awkward, but I'm not the type of person to hold grudges, and would be absolutely fine if it did not work out.

We texted the rest of the day until she had to go to a meeting. It's now been a few days, and I'm not sure what to do. I do enjoy my time around her, and she has a great personality. Should I continue to talk to her about it, or just text her once in a while and wait until I see her again to figure things out?
<bot>: Began dating a girl right before she left for college. Been dating whenever she's home, but she's not sure if she likes me or not.