-and I've clearly freaked you out, and I'm totally mortified, and now I'm going to stop talking, she said. And now I'm going to die.
"And I've clearly freaked you out, and I'm totally mortified, and now I'm going to stop talking," she said. She feels embarrassed about her behavior and is overwhelmed by her emotions, expressing her desire to stop the conversation altogether.
She then humorously concludes with, "And now I'm going to die," highlighting her dramatic reaction to the situation. This quote captures her mix of embarrassment and self-awareness in a humorous way, adding a lighthearted tone to the story.
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