Inserting paper beneath a door or any other location

The audio begins with the crisp sounds of paper rustling, indicating someone is handling it. The noise echoes the anticipation of the paper about to serve its purpose. The listener can envision themselves holding a piece of paper, its edges smooth against their fingertips. Suddenly, there's a slight shift in the audio as if the paper is being positioned. The rustling softens, replaced with a gentle scraping sound. It's the noise of paper making contact with the surface underneath, perhaps a door or a similar structure. The sound of the paper slipping beneath the door is soft yet distinct, creating a mental picture of the paper disappearing under the door's edge. Then, the audio transitions into a new set of sounds, more muffled and less crisp than before. It's the sound of the paper interacting with a carpet, suggesting that the door, under which the paper was slipped, opens to a carpeted room or area. The carpet's texture muffles the paper's rustling, creating a