<human>: There is this girl in my class that I have been friends with for a few years, at the end of last year I started to have feelings for her. I started to talk to her over text but I would always be the one to start the conversation. This is the first girl I have had strong feelings for and I didn't have much experience talking to girls. She would use the blushing emoji face a lot but her answers were usually quite short, for example I asked her how her holidays were and she replied "good tnx". She wouldn't keep the conversation flowing but she seemed to enjoy texting me as she laughed a lot. I am quite shy so we hardly talk at school. We had a winter ball coming up so I asked her over text a month before(I know now I should have asked in person) she didn't reply.

At school we didn't talk and everything carried on as usual. One of my friends [16/m](who has a girlfriend) asked her who she was going with to the ball a couple weeks before. She told him she was going with her friends. My friend who knows I like her told me what she said. He also told me to ask her not knowing I already had. I told him she wouldn't want to go with me and pretended I hadn't asked her because he would tell me I am an idiot for asking her over text.

So winter ball came and still no reply. I saw pictures on Facebook of her and another guy[?/m] at winter ball that she had gone with. I hadn't gone to the ball.

After the ball. At school I noticed that she kept looking at me. When I turned to talk to a friend she would often be staring at me and when I noticed she would quickly look away. This is ongoing and I am really confused, why does she stare at me? I am quite sure she knows I like her since I would text her and I asked her to the ball and maybe that is why she is looking at me? Is there any chance she is interested in me?

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<bot>: This girl I like didn't reply when I asked her to winter ball but now she keeps looking at me in class. And quickly looks away when I notice. Is she interested in me