Did this person already get over me?

The cards don't show a clean "over it" — the middle seat holds a burden, not lightness. That said, the last seat doesn't settle the question either way.

What I drew (three cards, past → present → future)

• Past — Page of Pentacles, Reversed: the start that never got tended. Something that could have been a small, patient, concrete thing got dropped before it took root. Whatever the two of you had a shot at was left half-planted rather than grown or cleanly finished.
• Present — Ten of Wands, Upright: load, not empty space. This is what the seat shows from your side — the other person is carrying something (a full week, obligations, other people's expectations) rather than a freed-up stretch where you'd expect to notice a change of tone.
• Future — Four of Pentacles, Reversed: if that present load stays as it is, the grip loosens. But a loosening hand can let go of a thing *or* let a thing slide back toward you. It is not the same as "finished."

One plain line before you lean on any of this: cards don't report anyone's private mind. They show the shape of the situation as it sits, filtered through what you can actually see.

The judgment, conditionally. Two of the three seats are Pentacles, which points at the practical, concrete layer — the week, the money, the actual logistics — rather than at grand feeling. So the thing that would settle your question isn't what they said to you; it's how their week looks. If their days are visibly loaded and they're not making room and then leaving it, this reads as someone buried, not someone finished. If you look and the load has lifted and they still haven't reached for you, that reads as a choice to keep it at arm's length rather than a slow fade. Either way the question "is he over me" is answered by the record, not by the tone.

Your one step, inside 48 hours: open the message thread for the last four weeks and count, without texting anyone — who starts the conversations, and how long the gaps are when they do. It's a record you already have, it costs one sitting, and it will tell you more than these three cards can.

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