<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

So a few nights ago I was hanging out with my friend who I've had a crush on for nearly a year since she started working here. She never knew I liked her so at the end of the night(1am) I pretty much surprised her by asking her out.

She said yes nearly right away. I could tell she was genuinely surprised so I couldn't really tell if it was a good surprise or bad. I said she could think it over and decide if it's what she wanted. I texted her the next day asking if it was ok and she gave me a real yes. I'm still not 100% convinced she doesnt feel obligated but that could just be me in my head too much.

She's an admittedly socially awkward person who didn't pick up on any of the cues I was trying to send out. Neither of us are really big texters so I end up having to instigate any conversations(is that ok?). I don't not want to talk to her for the next week because usually we talk fairly frequently. 

My roommate and other coworker has tried to pry over the last few months whether or not she has ever been interested in me but she always said not in that way. So it makes me a bit more nervous since I feel like I'm against the odds.

We've never talked much about previous relationships. I'm not very experienced and shes the only girl I've liked this way in a very long time. I get the feeling she has very little experience as well.

I know dating coworkers is bad. But we rarely work together. We work 4 on 4 off and are on completely separate shifts. Which have it's own set of challenges. On top of that I'm moving in 3 months to go back to school 2 hrs away. So this is already against the odds. I just decided that I'd rather not spend the next 3 months asking "what if?" and then go to school knowing I met a really awesome girl but didn't do anything about it.
<bot>: Work with girl but not for much longer. She didn't know I liked her so it was a surprise. Not much experience so I'm nervous.