As the audio begins, you can hear the unmistakable rustle of paper in motion. It's a book, caught in the moment just before it leaves the grip and starts to descend. The soft whirring of the pages flipping rapidly can be heard, creating a sense of anticipation. Then, there's the main event - the drop. The sound is abrupt, yet muffled, a deep thud that reverberates slightly. It's the noise of a hefty hardcover, full of knowledge and wisdom, meeting the soft but firm surface of a carpet. The carpet absorbs most of the impact, muting the harshness of the collision and adding a plush undertone to the sound. The echo is brief, leaving behind a quiet that settles comfortably in the wake of the book's fall. The audio ends there, leaving a lingering sense of something profound interrupted, a story temporarily halted.