What’s gonna happen if I end my travels?

The cards don't show an ending so much as a handover — what you're trading is the structure you've been carrying, not a place you're leaving.

Past — Queen of Pentacles, reversed. The practical caretaker role (money, home, the person who holds the ordinary end together) has been running on empty or turned inward. Whatever the travels are, you've been the one keeping it steady from the other side of the distance.

Present — Five of Swords, reversed. The break is still mid-argument, and reversed, the sharp edge is pointed at you rather than out at anyone: the conflict is already being had internally, and no one wins cleanly, because you can't win against your own reasons for staying. That's the hinge of this whole reading, not a warning.

Future — The Lovers, reversed. Under the condition that you follow through, this reads as a choice made out of misalignment — the decision lands against your own values rather than with them. If you end the travels because the life on the other side genuinely fits how you want to be, the misalignment shows up *before* you go, in the deciding, and it resolves. If you end it mainly to stop the cost of staying, the same friction simply moves into the first weeks and stays.

Relational reading: one court card among two event cards — the Queen is your role and attitude, the swords are the plot. Everything is reversed this turn, so read it as inward, delayed, unresolved, not as an omen; and with air sitting against earth (plans against actual days), the deciding factor is not how the choice feels in theory but how the ordinary week is made of.

Do this inside 48 hours, alone: take the first week back — paper, one week, each day's hours filled in as they would really be — and set it beside a week of the travelling as it actually is now, not the good version. Whatever comes back from filling that in is the answer this spread can't give you.

One question, and it's the real gap in the reading: what do you mean by "end my travels" — a job-based posting, a long open-ended trip, or moving back somewhere for good? The three cards sit on your side of the decision; the object of it would sharpen which day of that calendar matters most.