How does he feel when I talk to other me

Pulled three cards for that.

What the spread points at is not a jealous man — it's a man keeping score. The past seat (Knight of Cups, upright) is the charm that opened this: he came in warm and on your wavelength, and he still partly reads those conversations through that lens. The present seat (King of Pentacles, upright) is the shift that matters most — he's holding the relationship like a ledger, watching what it costs and what it's worth, and he'd rather steady the account than say what he's weighing. The future seat (Six of Pentacles, reversed) says the imbalance isn't done growing if that keeps running: the ledger tips toward him feeling over-paid or short-changed, and that shows up as quiet tallying rather than a conversation.

Cards can't tell you what's actually going on inside him — they only show the shape of the situation and what his attention rests on, so read this against what you can see yourself, not as a report on his private mind.

The check: if the conversations stay warm and easy and nothing about them gets spent on him, the Six reversed points at him counting the account. If the warmth stays but the accounting is visible — he brings up who you talked to, goes quieter after, or gets more attentive in a way that has an edge — the King reads as a man protecting something he'd rather not name as valuable. What comes back from that, not what you assume, is the thing to work with.

One step inside 48 hours, on your side and not a test of him: pick the one conversation he can actually see — the timing, the length, the audience — and make it ordinary. Tell him plainly what the talk was and that it meant nothing more, then watch what he does with the information: does he relax, or does he start balancing something. His answer is the signal the cards don't have.

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