What will happen if I wait for him

Waiting is not a neutral option here — the cards show it becoming a conversation, not a confirmation.

Past — Seven of Cups (upright): what you're waiting on grew out of several imagined versions. That seat is the story, not the evidence.

Present — Queen of Cups (upright): the holding itself. You're keeping the space warm and readable, which is a real cost, not a neutral pause.

Future — Page of Swords (upright): under that pattern, waiting tilts toward words — a short message, a direct question, something written back. It's the page, not the king: information, not commitment.

So: if the thing moves only when you ask, then waiting hands you a clear question and an honest answer within days. If nothing changes unless you speak first, the same waiting just holds you in the Queen's posture a while longer, and Page of Swords stays in his court.

The cards don't report what's in his head — only what waiting tends to produce around you.

One thing would sharpen this: is "him" someone you've already asked, or someone you've never asked directly?

Within 48 hours, send him one concrete message that asks a single factual question you can actually get an answer to — no apology, no test.