<human>: So 2 months ago I met a girl while trying out for an improv group at my University (neither of us got in). I saw her again at a bus stop and she enthusiastically approached me and quickly gave me her number. Seeking to capitalize on the opportunity for dating, I asked her to hang out one-on-one on a text. We did so twice (the first time we just walked and talked around the city we live in, talking, and the second time we watched Troll 2 in my dorm. 

I liked her enough, so I decided to ask her out once and for all. This is when the guessing game started. I decided to make my intentions clear by asking her to movie, because that's a stereotypical date. Problem was, the day of the movie, she asked if she could bring her roommate. I was certain it was just about over at this point, but even so, I told her that I hoped it would be just the two of us. After that, she dismissed the idea to bring her roommate, and even changed the subject. That night, we watched the movie in a theater one-on-one. I paid for everything, and she didn't object to that before, during, or after. 

Just a few hours ago, I asked her via text message if we could go get dinner at a sit-down restaurant in the city. She agreed, but when I told her the place she told me that it was out of her price range. Again, I assumed my endeavor was finished. Nonetheless, I texted her that I would pay. Again, she dropped the idea (of her paying). Now, I'm seeing her tomorrow as planned.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I paid for a date and will have another tomorrow, but can't decide if the girl is interested or even knows I want to start dating.