In a quiet house filled with memories, an elderly parent waits. They are not waiting for money or gifts, but for the one thing they crave the most: the presence of their child.

This book is a moving exploration of the unspoken pain of neglected parents in the twilight of their lives. It delves into the reasons behind the slow drift between generations—the pressures of career, the demands of a new family, and the guilt that often pushes well-intentioned children further away.

Through heartfelt stories and compassionate insights, "Echoes in an Empty House" examines the architecture of sacrifice, the language of silence, and the profound loneliness that material comforts can never cure.

Most importantly, it offers a path forward. This is a guide to mending the broken bridge, rediscovering the art of listening, and understanding that the most valuable currency we can offer our parents is our time. It is a call to action, a reminder to make the phone call we've been putting off, before the silence becomes permanent.