how does she feels about me?
Question
how does she feels about me?
Answer
Judgment first: the cards read her side only as signals you could see, not as her private mind — and what they show is someone whose attention is split rather than someone who's decided.
Past — Ace of Swords upright. There was a real moment of clarity between you: something said plainly, an honest exchange where you both knew where you stood. Whatever has come since started from that conversation, not from guesswork.
Present — Two of Pentacles reversed. Right now the energy is juggled and un-settled. Reversed here doesn't mean cold — it means scattered: her time, attention, or own situation is being pulled in more than one direction, and the question of you hasn't been given a steady place. The quiet you may be reading as distance may be overload, not decision.
Future — Wheel of Fortune upright. The next stretch is a turn, not a slow slide. If the juggling resolves one way and she gets her footing, the terms between you shift and something new starts; if it resolves the other way, the turn takes the shape of the situation rather than a yes. The card doesn't say which — the middle card is what decides it, and the middle card is about pressure, not verdict.
So: if her attention comes back to you when her plate clears, then this reads as an interruption, not a rejection. If the next few weeks show you less of her, not because she's busy but because she's making room for something else, then the wheel turns without you in it. Cards don't report what she feels — they say which way her attention is pointed, and right now it's pointed at the juggling.
One thing you can do alone, in the next 48 hours: ask her one plain, short question about herself — something about her week or her schedule, nothing about the two of you — then watch what comes back. A fast, specific answer is a signal; a vague or delayed one is a signal too. Either way you get what no card can hand you: how her attention actually moves when it's hers to spend.
Want this spread drawn as a picture, or saved to your journal so you can pull the same three seats again later?