I asked about a guy's intentions towards

The card you pulled is the right one to sit with, but "worried" isn't something this seat will answer for you — it points at what you can actually watch, and it won't tell you what's in his head.

Your single card — the Seven of Swords (that's the card the check confirmed on your table): its plain language is deception, strategy, getting away with something, acting alone. Read on a question about someone's intentions, it is not a report about him. It's a description of a *pattern of approach*: something being held back, a partial picture, a person managing what you get to see.

Two things follow, and they're the whole reading:

• If the situations you're in show you the full of what he's doing — plans he shares, timing he keeps, plans that hold when they're inconvenient — then this card is about *your* own guardedness, not his hidden move. The Seven of Swords often shows up for the asker as the instinct to read between lines.
• If what you can actually see is a picture that varies week to week, and you learn new things about him mostly after the fact, then the card fits that gap, and the honest response is not a verdict about him — it's to stop filling it in yourself.

One thing cards don't do: they don't report another person's intentions or next move. Anyone who tells you what a card "means he feels" is guessing on his behalf.

Your next step, this week, alone: take the last two weeks and write down what he actually did — messages he sent, what he showed up for, what he told you in person — in plain order, with no interpreting. Then read that list once. What you can verify is the only part of this that belongs in the decision; the rest of it stays unknown either way.

One gap before this seat can be read fully: you didn't say whether the Seven of Swords came up upright or reversed, and the two point in noticeably different directions. Which was it?