Have you tried asking her friend (girl 2, right?) about what she thought was going on? Maybe you could drop something along the lines that you really enjoyed the day out with "the girls", especially with the one of interest. I know, asking an Aspie to look for subtleties is... a little off, but maybe you are lucky and her reply is obvious enough to get a clue. I heard women do that alot, using the guy's friends about the person of interest to see if he is interested. You have my sympathy, because I have been in a similar situation recently (thanks to Palindrome5 at this point again for being there for me as well, guy deserves a medal. Really, I mean it!), and her mentioning "her guy" (only once, of course, completely maneuvering around the topic from thereon) was, more or less, the dealbreaker for me, because it is just one of those rules that seems to be hardwired into my system: "She has a boyfriend, no chance for you loser!", so I know how hard it must be to wind up the courage and go up against that resistance. All I can say is: Be a braver and better man than me, and try to climb that mountain... maybe you can put your flag in it 