A tender, beautifully illustrated story for children aged 4-9 - and for every parent who has ever had to say "I'll be back soon." Enrique is a happy boy who loves to laugh, race his bambino kart, and zoom around the track with Dad cheering from the sidelines. They are the best team in the world. Then one day, things change. Dad has to go away for a while. The days grow longer. The racing weekends stop. Enrique misses the sound of Dad's voice shouting, "Go! Go! Go!" But Enrique is brave. He remembers all the fun they had - and he comes up with a brilliant idea: a Memory Box. A little box where he saves every moment he wants to share when Dad comes home. Every trophy. Every good grade. Every funny drawing. Saved inside, like a hug in a drawer. This is a story about waiting with love, finding courage in creativity, and the truth that even when people have to go away - love always stays. Perfect for: - Children aged 4-9 dealing with a parent's absence - Bedtime reading that opens conversations about big feelings - Parents who want their child to know: love doesn't disappear just because someone does Written by Enrique Dias, age 9 - a real boy, a real story, real words.