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Cards don't actually report what's in someone's head — they read the shape of the moment and what's on the asker's side of it. With that held: King of Wands reversed in the current-guidance seat.

Upright, the King of Wands is forward, bold, leading — fire aimed at a horizon. Reversed, that fire turns inward, gets scattered, or gets absorbed in their own thing. The reading isn't "they aren't thinking of you"; it's that *their attention right now is aimed somewhere other than a slow-building reach-toward-you*.

If you've watched them this week and noticed them more self-focused — wrapped up in a project, a frustration, an ego moment, or simply quiet in a way that doesn't read as longing — the card agrees with what's already on your screen. If, on the other hand, they've been expansive and bold lately, ask where that fire is pointed: career, plans, an argument, a friend. Either way, the reversed King says: *not pointed at you in the way you're hoping to spot.*

One honest caveat before the step: a court card reversed can also reflect what you're projecting onto them — the version of them your hope or your fear has built. That lives separately from the question of what they're actually doing in their head.

Action, doable alone in the next 48 hours: notice whether their fire shows up anywhere observable — a message that actually lands, a reaction when your name comes up, who initiates the next contact. Don't engineer the moment. Pay honest attention to what they *do*, not to what your imagination fills in tonight.