Is my deck keeping secrets from me?

No — the spread points at the question, not at the deck. The card that would say "something is being withheld from you" is the High Priestess reversed, and it didn't turn up. What turned up is you, moving faster than you read.

Past — Queen of Wands, reversed. You started this practice the way you do most things: led, performed, carried the room's temperature. Reversed, that charm is turned inward — warmth that doesn't get spent on anyone, including the question. That is the actual gap. Not that the cards refuse you, but that you arrive at the table already decided how it should come out, and a reading can't hand you a surprise you won't take.

Present — Wheel of Fortune, upright. The only Major in the spread, and it sits in the middle: the wheel is moving, and it is moving on its own schedule rather than yours. This is what the reversal feeds into — you are pushing for a turning point on demand. Upright Wheel says the turn you are asking about has probably already happened, off-screen, and your question is about a moment that is no longer the moment.

Future — Page of Cups, upright. A curious, tender, beginner's message — and it arrives at the same table where the Queen got exhausted. If you keep asking from the same posture, the next thing the spread gives you is a small, sincere question you would rather answer big. The reading gets truer when you get smaller.

So: conditional. If the last few spreads you pulled all used one word — *when*, *will they*, *should I* — then the Wheel says the honest information is in a cycle you have not tracked, not in a card you have not drawn; ask about the pattern and the page's openness, and it will come. If your last spreads each named a different real situation, then the reversed Queen is simply a tired evening and the deck is telling you nothing at all — which is an answer too.

Here's the one thing to do: open your last three spreads and write down the question you asked beside the question you were actually trying to get answered, then read the two columns as one list. That mismatch is on paper, not in your head — the cards cannot hand it to you, and it will tell you which of those two questions to bring back next time.

Want me to keep this spread, or draw it as a picture you can put on the wall?