should i go visit his mom?

The cards don't argue you out of the visit — they argue about which visit you'd be walking in.

Past — The Magician, upright. Something here was made, not inherited: the contact, the plan, the reason this question is even live came out of your own doing. That part is done and solid.

Present — King of Wands, reversed. The room right now runs on someone else's fire. As it stands, this visit is being carried by his energy and charm, and reversed that fire is tiring and not fully lit — one person holding up the atmosphere. Go into it right now in that shape and you will be inside his production, playing the part he has in mind. (Cards show posture and pressure, not what his mother feels or intends — that seat is not mine to report.)

Future — Six of Swords, upright. A crossing, and something left on the far shore. If you go, it can work as a leaving-behind: this is the kind of visit that clears a fog. That's a tendency under the condition below, not a promise.

The judgment: if the visit happens as *your* decision and you can arrive as yourself rather than as his plus-one — Six of Swords says the crossing is worth making. If it happens because he needs company for a trip he hasn't finished packing, the same card becomes a boat with two people on it and one set of oars. The deciding fact isn't the cards; it's whose visit this is.

The step: before you say yes, send him one message — *is this your visit you want company on, or an introduction you're making for her?* — and read which answer comes back. The reply tells you more than any card here can.

Want the three cards drawn as a picture, or this reading kept in your journal?