<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I've known this girl for about 10 years since middle school. We are not particularly close and for the last 2 years do not really talk to each other. Let's call her Megan. 

Both Megan and I go to college in the same city. Two or three weeks ago, she messaged me to go out with her for a dinner, supposedly with another mutual friend of us. To be honest, I was just expecting a reunion between long-time friends. However, when we met up, the third friend did not join our dinner and it was just me and Megan. 

It was an awkward dinner as we have not seen each other for quite a while but we found a lot of things in common to talk about. Throughout the dinner, I found out that she recently broke up with her boyfriend. From then, she kept hinting that we should get together more often, naming places and restaurants that we should go together. 

After that, we went back to her place, now that our third friend joined in having completed his commitments of the night. We three talked and caught up with one another. Again, the third friend left early again and it was about 1 or 2 a.m. Only me and Megan left. I stayed there for another half an hour after we watched some videos online. 

So the thing is I am not sure what is going on here, whether she's interested in me or I'm making all this up in my head. I am afraid that if I make a move on her and she does not feel the same, it would ruin our friendship. We haven't talked since and I kinda want to ask her out for another dinner.
<bot>: Long-time friend, who recently broke up with her boyfriend, suddenly asked me out for dinner. I'm not sure whether she's interested or if I am being delusional.