In the parked car, I draw one more tarot card
You park in front of the meeting place and wonder first whether to draw another card, rather than whether to get out.
Scenes
- In the parked car, I draw one more tarot card — Some days, you park in front of the meeting place and wonder first whether to draw another card, rather than whether to get out.
- Why does one card never feel like enough? — It’s not that the cards are lacking. Sometimes you just want to know whether it’s okay to trust your heart more than the cards.
- The meeting time is getting close — In the parked car, you turn your phone face down and shuffle the cards on the passenger seat again. The meeting time draws near.
- When you keep drawing, the question changes too — When you keep drawing on the same question, the cards show more anxiety than direction. First, look at whether the question has changed.
- Write down just one fact beside the card — Leave just one card face up and write down one fact you can see right now. Look at its meaning afterward.
- The next scene is yours again — The cards can’t decide the answer for you. Still, the question you were asking comes back to you.
Stories by Yeonhwa
- Yeonhwa
- My heart starts racing in the car.
- Whenever their family comes up, I reread the compatibility reading.
- Every lunch, I think about what would need to change before we try again.
- When I hear a compliment, I turn the calendar first
- Rereading his text in the elevator
- On my first day at work, I ask the cards whether to finally make a decision I’ve been putting off.
- When I'm with them, the whole morning goes by and I can't get my work done.
- I start to say I’m hurt, then just turn the calendar page.