How did this person feel when they saw m

They were not neutral about you — the pull was real, but it landed on something practical rather than warm.

• Past — Two of Cups, upright: the meeting registered as a two-way thing. Something in it clicked as mutual rather than one-sided, which is why you're still asking about it.
• Present — Page of Pentacles, upright: the part that stuck was concrete. Something useful, promising, teachable — they were weighing you as an opportunity, not just as a person.
• Future — Seven of Pentacles, upright: the next beat is patience and appraisal. Whoever this is tends to keep looking, count the value, wait to see whether it grows — not a verdict on you, just how this weight of interest is being carried.

Cards can't report another person's mind; this reads what you could have seen in them — the attention, the follow-up, the questions about what you do — plus what you brought to the moment yourself. Read conditionally: if what you saw was genuine warmth, this fits it. If what you saw was efficiency and follow-through, then the connection was real but built on usefulness, and that changes what you'd be counting on.

The one step, inside 48 hours: open the actual record — your messages, the follow-up, the notes from that day — and write down three concrete things that actually happened, not what they felt. Whether they answered within the hour, whether they asked about your work specifically, whether they made a plan or just a nice line. That record is something the cards can't supply, and it separates "they liked me" from "they wanted me" in a way a re-read of the moment won't.

Which person is this — a stranger you met once, or someone you already know?