Dropping a phone book on a table and pushing it

The audio begins with the distinctive sound of a thick object being dropped onto a hard surface. You can tell it's a phone book by the fluttering rustle of many thin pages. The hue of the book is a vivid yellow, consistent with traditional phone directories. The sound of the book hitting the table is solid and definitive, indicating the table's surface is also hard, most likely a white, sturdy table. The echo of the drop suggests a large room, perhaps a living room or an office. After the initial drop, there's a pause, then the soft grating sound of the book being pushed across the table. The friction between the book and the table creates a low, continuous sound. This is a clear indication of someone dragging the phone book, pushing it away or towards something. The audio ends with a fading echo of the last push, leaving the listener with a vivid mental image of a yellow phone book lying on a white table, its pages slightly ruffled from the