"Argine went outside on a summer Monday and saw her yard's most beautiful sunny sunrise. The apple tree had grown, had become a tree, the soil around the trunk had hardened, the apple tree was alone, and the pavilion was empty, the yard was empty, no one was there, she was taking out the trash, the sun was at the most beautiful point in the east, seven in the morning, at this hour only the sun secretly invaded the day...".

"With the help of the novel, I wanted to transfer today's regional life to a new space, which turned out to be almost impossible. Neither to idealize nor to ridicule. I wanted to write with absolute inspiration and not to develop anything, to avoid rural geography, urban geography, to mix both..." - the author notes. The book was published with the support of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia within the framework of the grant program "Support for creators, researchers and translators", coordinated by the Department of Popularization of Literature of the National Library of Armenia. Grish Sardaryan is also the author of the collection Esav.