Redstone Construction CEO Learns About Blue Envelope in Hospital Recovery Room
“The travel consultant said the private pool is completely private,” she said, her eyes watching my face for a reaction. “And they have a physical therapy coordinator on site who specializes in post-operative care.”
“Did Julian recommend them?” I asked, testing the name on my tongue.
She did not flinch. “Actually, yes. Dr. Mercer said the climate in Cabo is perfect for joint and abdominal healing. He has sent several of his patients there.”
“This is incredibly expensive, Nicole,” I said, looking at the check-in date. “And it starts next Tuesday.”
“We need this, Robert,” she said, her voice dropping to that soft, practiced register. “We just need to get away from Denver and focus on each other.”
“The RiNo project is in the middle of framing,” I said, keeping my tone perfectly flat. “Brandon is managing the steel deliveries, but I have to sign off on the progress payments.”
“Brandon can handle the office for one week,” she said. She reached out and patted my hand, her skin cool against mine. “The doctors said you need real rest to heal. You cannot keep living at the construction sites.”
