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After the family business meeting on Monday, Leo was feeling better about filling in for Dillon. He still didn’t see himself as CEO material, but he could fake it long enough to help his cousins and siblings make the best decisions possible for the vineyard. Most of the time, they wanted someone to talk through an idea, not someone to tell them what to do. Leo was good at listening. He’d been doing it forever, and it was one of his favorite things about the tasting room.
Dillon was leaving in a couple days, and he asked Leo to take the lead on the meeting with Finger Lakes Distribution, Inc. Leo was anxious but prepared. He had a good handle on what to say and had done his research on the person they were meeting with.
Dillon drove to the meeting, chatting the whole time about his tr
