What are my ex's feelings for me these d

The cards don't report what's inside your ex's head — this spread only shows the shape of what's still between you in the layer you can actually observe, and on that layer it looks less like a rekindling and more like an unfinished, unsentimental everyday.

Past — The Queen of Cups, upright. What you had was genuinely tender, and that memory is intact on your side. Note that a court card sitting in the past seat can also be a part of *you* — the part of you that still holds the caring version of this. So the warmth you remember is real, and some of its heat may also be yours, kept warm by your own remembering.

Present — Three of Pentacles, reversed. The middle of this is a practical layer: the part where two people stay in touch, hand things over, coordinate, keep each other updated. Reversed, that layer isn't running well — it may be thinned down, awkward, or one-sided, or present without actually building anything. This is the card of working cooperation, not of declaration, which is the tell: what still connects you right now is *functional and unsaid*, not tenderly maintained.

Future — Six of Swords, reversed. If today's pattern simply continues, the shape points to a crossing that doesn't complete — a departure held at the dock, or a slow circling back to the same shore. Read it as a tendency, not a fate.

The conditional read: if the contact you are still getting matches the present card — sporadic, practical, slightly mismatched — then the near-term shape is a drift that neither closes nor reopens. If the record of that contact instead shows reliable follow-through and warmth that survives a small ask, then the Six of Swords reversed reads less like a stalled exit and more like one of you not ready to make the trip yet.

One step, in the next 48 hours: write down the plain facts of the last two weeks of contact — who started each exchange, what was actually said, and whether anything they said got done. Not as a test of them and not to send it: as a record you can hold against the present card, because it is the one thing this spread cannot hand you.

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