Mystery Book Covers Part 2

One day I decided to take pictures of interesting book covers based on their titles. Here is a scenario I created based on the cover and title:

It was an early summer afternoon. Sun was starting to slowly turn my nose to pink. I needed to go inside. But I had a few more moments before our club members would arrive. Enjoy the sunshine, get filled with vitamin D, and be ready to  begin an intellectual conversation.

They all came. Tea was ready. We drank from real china cups with saucers. No mugs for this group. I had covered my coffee table with a white lace tablecloth from my great-aunt Hilda's collection. I also used my grandmother's vase to elegantly arrange flowers in it. Bright, uplifting classical piano music was playing in the background. Everything was perfect.
After tea, we moved to sit by the window. Somebody mentioned that natural sunlight would enhance our discussion. After all, we were discussing which is more important: telling the truth or keeping a secret. Discussion was lively. Everyone had an opinion and an example to support their view. Some views were based on moral truths and others had to do with a specific situations.

More hot water was boiling when a screeching bird flew into the living room window. Half of the club members were by now standing in front of the window. Looking down and looking up. Quiet. Then the tea kettle whistled; scaring everyone to turn around. I turned the kettle off, walked to the window, and decided to take a look at the building opposite mine. The street below was busy. Cars trying to drive as fast as possible on a congested traffic. Above the sky was blue; too bright to really even look at it.

Then my eyes shifted to the first window on the right  Could it really be R? I needed my binoculars. But there were too many people in my house to take them out at this moment. I wasn't ready to share my secret with them--not yet.

If you would like to read the real story, you can find it here.