<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Over the holidays I had this girl from college ask me out after we met at a mutual friend's party. We hit it off immediately and went on a number of dates for a couple of weeks. During this time, we were physical (cuddling and kissing), she was starting to throw the word "boyfriend" around, and she went through the trouble of introducing me to many of her friends. There was a lot of talk about things we'd do in the future, plans we wanted to make, and she even mentioned meeting her parents at one point. All of this culminates why I'm confused as to why she ended things with me so suddenly.

The night it happened I went out with her and she once again introduced me to some of her friends. On the way home, the two of us were talking quietly in the car, and I asked that even though she'd been busy lately, would she like to continue seeing me like this. She asked if this could not be a conversation for the car, which was fair as there were others in the back. Later that night I got the message over Facebook. 

The message said that she didn't think things were going to work out. She said she likes me, but after her last relationship she's getting cold feet, and she apologized profusely. My response to her was (in my humblest of opinions) very gentlemanly, I assured her that I wasn't angry (and I'm not), and I wished her the best.

I'm pretty fresh with this relationship thing. Hell, she's the first girl I kissed. What I'm wondering is: it's been about a week since this transpired, would it be inappropriate for me to give her a shout, more or less to check in on her? I do like her, and I want what's best for her, so it's genuinely coming from a caring position, not a selfish one.
<bot>: After dating and genuinely enjoying each other's company, girl ends things with me. After some time has passed, would it be a bad idea to give her a shout and see how she's doing, given that things ended amicably?