Lawman, widower, a divorced man, man of bad faith, envious person who seeks to harm, a man who wants only sex and does not care a tiny bit about you, evil dark man; here comes the King of Spades. This is one of the worst, if not the worst card in the deck.
You might be better off by not looking into omens that it brings.

Taken in isolation, this King announces:
To a married man: Conflict, law officer, trial.
To a married woman: Temporary, but serious extramarital love affair and interference in your family or relationship. Even though you know that the King of spades is bad for you, you still want him and are unable to resist the temptation. A charming lover will soon turn into a brutal tyrant, who will put an enormous strain on your emotions. If it does not last too long, you might succeed to keep this affair private.
To a single man: Rivalry.
To a young girl: Unfaithful lover.
To a divorced person: Upcoming marriage with another divorced person.
To a widowed person: failure of a relationship that looked like a promising new start.

The King of Spades having on the right a
Spade ♠: Terrible omen. Bad dark man who wants to hurt you and abuse you. The omen is worse if the consultant is represented by a positive and happy card. In the worst it can mean a rape or daily physical and emotional abuse in a relationship.
Heart ♥: Sorrow caused by a divorced man. – Rejection of love, refusal to marry.
Diamond ♦: A lawyer will set a trap for you.
Club ♣: You will be sued soon, and you will lose the case.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: A greedy and stingy man is trying to fool you.
Heart ♥: Sorrow caused by a divorced man. – Refusal to marry.
Diamond ♦: A lawyer will set a trap for you.
Club ♣: You will soon be prosecuted and you will lose your trial.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two cards of the same value: Sickness.
Next to the Queen of Spades: Marriage; the other card touching the king becomes a silent; it does not speak. This is a positive card combination, surprisingly.
Between aces: You’ll go to jail.
Between two Aces, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED or PREVIOUS by a number of other Spades:
This is the most terrible sign that can be revealed by cards.
The King of Spades, so surrounded, is the man of law and devil of hell who announces to you that you will pass through the hands of justice and you will be completely destroyed. Your death will follow. It will be painful and violent.

A haughty, jealous, wicked and promiscuous woman, the Queen of Diamonds represents, isolated, your enemy.
However, followed by some cards, its significance is an excellent omen. See the exceptions to this.

This card has on the right a
Spade ♠: Bad intentions of a mean blonde.
Heart ♥: Happy marriage in all respects. Satisfaction in your home.
Diamond ♦: No meaning; card is null.
Club ♣: Gossip, chatter.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: A slanderous woman and bad morals whose bad intentions you must fear.
Heart ♥: Sincere friend.
Diamond ♦: A slander that will not cause you any harm or trouble.
Club ♣: Jealous, bitter and somewhat thieving woman.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two aces: Your enemy will come to see you.
Between two cards of the same value: Delayed travel.
Between two spades (seven, eight, nine, ten): Death of a loved one. Revenge and injustice.
With the Eight of Hearts: A girl who has been cheated in love. If Eight of Hearts is touching the Queen of Diamonds, the other card on the right or left does not have any meaning.
With the Queen of Spades: Divorce, widowhood, tears, pain.
With the Jack of Clubs: Stable, happy marriage or sincere friend.

Like the Ace of Clubs, this card is the card of fortune.
Success, abundance, prosperity, unexpected succession, success in everything; such is the meaning of isolated Ten of Clubs.
Regardless of the place it occupies in the game being played, placed next to any card, this Ten is a very positive omen.
Judge for yourself:

Having on the right a
Spade ♠: Inheritance from a distant relative or another unexpected large financial gain.
Heart ♥: Joy. – Success in everything.
Diamond ♦: Gift from a friend.
Club ♣: A substantial sum of money lost, but then recovered with interest.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: Change of job position. Exciting job prospects.
Heart ♥: Assured and unexpected wealth.
Diamond ♦: A gift from a man who is not from your town.
Club ♣: Money that is not expected.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two figures of Kings or Jacks: Support of men.
Between two ladies: Rich wedding leading to a rich family. – Sincere friends.
Between a King and a Lady: Protection of married couple. Believe it or not – they care about you much more than you deserve.
Near the Queen of Spades: Money from a widow (or divorced or lone person). The other card with the Ten of Clubs is null; it does not speak.