<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I applied to a job a couple of weeks ago and got a call almost immediately thereafter to schedule an interview (my first one as a university graduate). I had the interview last Thursday and it seemed to go fairly well, and we even went over by 15 minutes. It wasn't even with an HR person, but rather the specific person I'd be working for/with.

I got a call later that day from HR saying they "absolutely wanted to move ahead with the hiring process" and that they would fly me down for onsite interviews/meetings. The wording of the whole thing seemed to imply that it was more formality and, by her words, "to make sure that I wasn't lying on my resume." She said they'd contact me early this week with details.

Fast forward to today and I still hadn't heard from them. I'm about ready to email them and ask when I get an email that basically reads as follows:

"Hello kyle,

[Some stuff about sharing application info with the person I interviewed with]. The hiring team has requested interviews with a couple other candidates first.  I may have misunderstood the initial direction regarding an interview for you.  I am sorry to have created a false expectation for you.

As soon as I know for certain if they will interview you Kyle, I'll be in touch."

I emailed her back saying that I understood and asking her to stay in contact with me regarding any future updates to the status of my application. 

What should I do next? Do I just wait? Should I forget about it? Is this just a way of saying they aren't interested? Is it that they want to interview everyone first and *then* schedule an interview?
<bot>: had an interview, told I was going to be flown down for another one, got stiffarmed, and am now confused about what I should do.