Hey mate,
Well, it sounds as though she's angry at you for your lack of attentiveness when conversing earlier. You're going to have to say sorry. Once you apologise (this can be done via text), leave it for a while, wait for her to talk to you again. If she doesn't say a word in two weeks, you're going to have to move on. If she does, however, show some interest again, regardless of what it is she says, you're in. Slowly work back to the general small talk you were making with her earlier and then mention that you'd like to hang out sometime (since it's break and you're bored and have nothing to do... right...). Your first mistake was blatantly telling her you like her. Just ask to hang out (more or less as friends). Once you're hanging out, you don't need to tell her you like her. Make it obvious. Make some physical contact and remember to read her body language.
I don't think it's too late, but there's a chance you may have scared her off. Whatever you do, don't start harassing her if she's pissed at you. Give her space.
Well, it sounds as though she's angry at you for your lack of attentiveness when conversing earlier. You're going to have to say sorry. Once you apologise (this can be done via text), leave it for a while, wait for her to talk to you again. If she doesn't say a word in two weeks, you're going to have to move on. If she does, however, show some interest again, regardless of what it is she says, you're in. Slowly work back to the general small talk you were making with her earlier and then mention that you'd like to hang out sometime (since it's break and you're bored and have nothing to do... right...). Your first mistake was blatantly telling her you like her. Just ask to hang out (more or less as friends). Once you're hanging out, you don't need to tell her you like her. Make it obvious. Make some physical contact and remember to read her body language.
I don't think it's too late, but there's a chance you may have scared her off. Whatever you do, don't start harassing her if she's pissed at you. Give her space.