I drew cards I don't understand. What do

I don't see any photo or list of your cards on this turn, so I'm not going to name a single card — reading "The Moon" out of the air would be telling you about a spread that doesn't exist.

Here's what gets you a real reading: write down the cards by hand, in this order:

1. the card name (or a clear description if it's not an RWS deck),
2. upright or reversed — this part matters most; a bare name lets me roll a coin and you'd get a different card than the one you're holding,
3. the position, if you laid out a spread (past / present / future, or whatever labels you gave).

Paste that and I'll read exactly those seats.

What the cards will and won't answer. Once I have the names, here's the shape of what comes back: if the spread you laid out shows something you can check in the next couple of days — a document, a conversation, a date on a calendar — then the read points at that; if what comes back is only about how you feel, then the step has to be finding one thing in your actual week to look at, because a spread made of pure feeling can't be verified by anything but more feeling.

The one step, before you send anything. Look at the spread you laid out and pick the card sitting in the position you were least comfortable with — the one you were about to flip back over or ignore. Write that one down first, with its orientation, and put it at the top of your list. Whatever the rest turns out to say, that card is the one you were already steering around, and it's the one worth reading in the clear.

One question that changes what I do: did you lay these out in a set spread (three cards, past/present/future), or did you pull them as separate one-card questions? If it's a set spread, tell me the labels you used — I'll read the seats you named rather than imposing one.