There's not much tease in this. This can be quite harmful to your creative process as well. The beauty of a novel in its entirety is, you can start with a super bland opening, then transform that super bland opening into something superior or wonderful with your creative climax or ending. You write with a structure. You know where it's going, more or less. When you edit, you do it for the sake of continuity, or to replace mediocre ideas with better ones.

Right now, you're just testing the water with nothing but an opening. You lack the conviction to push on in the dark, and it shows. In my personal experience, most who took this route never finished anything. So finish your story, then only show us your product. Let us read your story, your creative process, in your own words. Ask us about the book itself, not the first chapter or the second.

Otherwise it's like trying to judge a song from just the first 5 seconds.