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These three cards can't tell you whether someone is about to say yes — they describe the ground you're standing on while you wait, not the other person's decision. What they do give is a trajectory and one thing you can check yourself.

The past is Five of Swords reversed: a sharp exchange that got cooled down rather than resolved, its edges still with you. The present is Six of Cups reversed — you're holding an older picture of this person more firmly than the current evidence supports; the warmth you're waiting on belongs to a version the cards show as already outgrown. The future is Two of Wands upright: if that goes on, the next stretch is planning and deciding on your own side of the line, not a message arriving.

Two reversals against one upright means outward motion and inner friction are running at once — not a refusal, not a promise. One boundary, plainly: the cards don't report what's in the other person's head.

So: look at the last two weeks of concrete actions from them — what they actually sent, proposed, showed up for, with dates — and write that list down. If the newest item on it is recent, the Two of Wands is supported and the waiting has a shape. If the newest item is old, the Six of Cups reversed is the louder signal: you're waiting for a reunion with an older version of them, and no message will fill that.

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