Hmmm.

[That's a good question, actually. She hums a little tune to herself, finishing up, and then finds a towel to dry her hands on and turns around at the sink, watching him from across the room.]

The only one I might've considered would've been the Tower, and I don't think I would have reversed it. Reversed, the Tower is about inner conflict. Upright, it's about external forces imposing change upon you — which, if I were cheating, I would know is more accurate to your situation.

[She shrugs a little.]

I could've done much better than the Ace of Pentacles in your future — I doubt you are thinking much of career or of money right now, so that was a bit useless, and I absolutely would not have thrown you the Four of Wands at a time like this, when it is thoughtless at best and tasteless at worse to tell you "happiness and family are right in front of you, waiting".

[...Oh. So, well. Actually.]

I did twist the meanings a bit, when I told you what they meant. But that's just a part of every story, is tailoring it to the person. I left out the parts that I thought would make you sad.