<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

As the title says, I (19 year old male) found out the secrets of a 19 year old female who is really good friends with me. I can't tell you guys the secrets. But it's terrible, and I don't know how she can deal with all of that and being alone all the time (minus me). Terrible terrible history. We've been friends for.....about a year or two now, and I'm good in pretty much any situation, except this one. I struggle in the relationship category of my life.

Anyway, back to the topic. It started one night when she was drunk. She called me and asked if I could take her to cash her check around 7 p.m., so I did. Then we walked around Wal-mart for a while, then went back to her apartment. We were talking some more, then she got even more drunk. At this point, she thought she was dreaming, and told me some things she thinks she shouldn't have. She kept asking me if I was real or not, and kept saying the real me couldn't find out about it. She said if real me did, she would have to move back in with her family (which is the root cause of a lot of her problems) because she didn't want anyone to know or she didn't want anyone she hangs out with to know. But, she WAS drunk when she said that, and I doubt she would do it sober, but drunk she would have driven back to her family's house. So I convinced her I was a dream, which I feel shitty about. 

She was out of it, when I left her apartment in the early hours of the morning, she kept calling and asking me if it was a dream or not. I had the same conversation with her many times throughout the night. That's how bad it was. 

Now we are hanging out tomorrow. And I have no idea what to do. I still don't know what I should be asking. Do I act normal? I definitely don't want to bring it up unless she does, so....I guess what I'm trying to ask is how should I act?
<bot>: found out my friend's deepest, darkest terrible secrets when she was drunk. She kept it from everyone for years. Now I don't know what I should do.