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“I know your team will be putting together a physical 3D rendering. Is it possible to do a digital one first?” Jo asked.

He lowered his camera onto his chest. “I don’t see why not.”

“There are so many details involved with the aesthetics and facade of this hotel. I think going from drawing to digital would give us a real taste of what we’re looking at,” Jo said. “I would hate to make changes to the physical rendering if we don’t have to.”

He glanced down at his notes. “To be honest, it’s an excellent suggestion. The structure of this hotel is unlike anything I’ve ever built for your father. I don’t know if this is your influence or if he’s feeling inspired by the mountains, but it’s been a long time since I’ve been this excited to start a new project.”

“This is all Joanna’s creation,” I told him.

I’d had a feeling she wasn’t going to comment, so I did, making sure she received every bit of the credit.

For the last two hours, I’d listened to her conduct this meeting, describing the fea