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So background: we'd been flirting over a few hours at a bar after a thing on Monday, I knew her before so I got her number off her on Facebook (cos I forgot like a doofus) and we'd been doing a bit of texting today, not much.

Both British if that helps with the cultural thing.

So I texted her "blahblahblah so what are your plans for the weekend? You mentioned family dinner tomorrow?" (cos she did)
She replied, two hours later (bearing in mind she's graduated and a job interview in the last few days:

"Haha sure (in relation to the blahblah)! Sorry for the delay, feel asleep there (still recovering from Tuesday cz I didn't find out I had that interview till last night)! Got the job anyways, hopeuflly didn't sound too sleepy on the phone- this should make for a good story or two! And yes I'm going to dinner with the family Friday :) Anyways I really better go back to sleep! Will talk soon just exhausted!"

Which strikes me as a brush-off. Like clearly she's tired yes but that's....that's a polite "I know where you're going and no thanks" right? She's been off and on Facebook all day but considering if you just leave Messenger running on your phone it registers you as online I don't read much into that.

I mean it could theoretically mean "yeah okay another time cos I'm literally asleep writing this" but....come on, this is a 'no dice' right?

I'm pretty sure it's a 'nope', as you can probably tell, but we got along great on Monday, light physical contact (God that sounds creepy), lots of eye contact and I had her laughing a lot and I kinda fancy her (and did a little during the relationship I just got out of) so I wanna be sure. 

All advice appreciated!
<bot>: I don't speak girl and I'm unsure if what amounts to "I'm super sleepy let's talk later" after being asked what her plans are constitutes a "I know where you're taking this and no"