<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Long story short, a girl I've been super interested in comes over after we get off work. Our first date. We both work in different departments, with limited interaction throughout the day. Company policy has nothing against it. I'm 32, she's 25 and our personalities are a great match so far.

Things went great. It's getting late, she's getting tired. She falls asleep on the couch and wakes up a few times. Each time, saying she needed to get ready to go. She seems like a very classy traditional type of woman. I wasn't expecting anything sexual on the first date. She looked uncomfortable on the couch, so I wake her up and tell her to go get in my bed and that I'd take the couch. Definitely not trying to white knight. Felt like the courteous and respectable thing to do.

I don't think anything sexual would've happened, but I regret not even trying to sleep in my own bed WITH her. We woke up (this morning) and continued where we left off. Was a great time.

That said, She has no objection whatsoever about taking my bed. My question is, did I possibly send the wrong signal by not sharing the bed with her, as I'm sure she would've been 100% ok with it? I know everyone is different, and I'm just looking for a general idea.
<bot>: Girl sleeps in my bed on first date, I offer to take the couch. Did I possibly send the wrong signal by trying to be courteous. She knows I want to be more than friends.