Will I receive communication from this p

Likely yes — but what arrives will be cooler and more partial than the message you're picturing, and which version you get depends on what your own record shows.

Past — Eight of Pentacles, Reversed. The contact was worked on and then dropped. Something got left unfinished and the effort behind it stalled rather than never began. So the silence isn't a fresh event; it has a long tail of unfinished effort behind it.

Present — Queen of Swords, Reversed. This is the seat that stands for the other person, so it can only be read through what you can see from your side: reply length, delay, whether they ask anything back. Reversed Queen of Swords reads as communication gone clipped and withheld — messages composed and not sent, warmth drained out of the tone, questions left unasked on both sides. Whether they are thinking of writing is not something I can report for them.

Future — Two of Cups, Upright. If the present coolness doesn't harden into silence, the trajectory runs toward an exchange that reopens contact: a message that lands and gets answered. That's a tendency, not a promise. All three cards are minor arcana, so this sits in ordinary human ground between you two rather than being a structural chapter, and the Queen is a tone here, not a biography of anyone.

The conditional: if your record shows their replies came within a day or two of plain, low-demand messages, then the Two of Cups channel is still open and contact is likely to reach you soon. If their last few messages went unanswered, or came back clipped after days of silence, then the reversed Queen is still the dominant dynamic and what arrives is more likely short, practical, or only in reply to something concrete — not the conversation you actually want.

Action: open the thread and write down, in order, the last three exchanges — date, channel, who wrote first, and the gap before each of their replies. That log, not the cards, tells you which side of the condition you're on; and if it shows they do answer plain messages, one ordinary, low-demand note that doesn't mention the gap is the way to keep the channel open.

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