Would this person be attracted to me if

Short answer: the cards can't tell me whether that person would feel drawn to you — they don't hold that information, and any reading that claimed otherwise would be making something up. What they do show is that the question runs through *your* side of it, and there the shape is clear.

The draw (three-card spread, this turn's cards):

The Magician reversed in the past says the impression you've been projecting has been performance over substance — you offered a version of yourself rather than a thing you'd actually made. The King of Wands upright now is confident, warm, expansive energy showing up in the meeting's room; it reads as the tone you bring, not as the tone being brought back to you. And The Tower upright on the future seat is the honest caution: something in this is built on a structure that won't hold — an assumption, an imagined version of them, a plan for how it was supposed to go.

The judgment, as a condition: if what you actually put in front of them is finished and specific — a real thing you made, a real answer to a real question — then the warmth that comes back has something to attach to. If it's the performance again, what you get is King of Wands charm that says nothing about attraction either way, and the Tower is what arrives later, when the version and the person turn out not to match.

One thing to do before you meet, on your own: put a single concrete artifact in front of them — one thing you made, one number, one answer — and then watch what they do with *that specific thing* rather than with you. It takes under 48 hours, and what comes back is the only signal available here that the cards genuinely don't have.

Want this spread drawn as a picture, or kept in your journal for later?