CHAPTER FOUR HUNDRED AND FOUR – DIFFERENT ARTISITIC VISIONS

"Jasmine Delacroix," he said, his Italian accent thick and melodious. "I hope you're ready to create something magnificent." Without waiting for a response, Antonio launched into his presentation. His designs were bold, daring, yet somehow perfectly captured the essence of what Jasmine had envisioned. He proposed a seamless blend of old-world charm and modern elegance, with clever nods to the Cesaro family history subtly woven throughout. "The entrance," Antonio explained, gesturing dramatically, "will feature a grand archway, reminiscent of old Italian villages. But look closer, and you'll see the family crest subtly etched into the stonework." Jasmine found herself leaning forward, captivated. "And the dining area?" Antonio's eyes lit up. "Ah, the heart of our creation! Picture this: warm, rich woods, soft lighting that makes everyone look bella, and discreet booths for those who value privacy. But the piece de resistance - a stunning mural depicting the history of the Cesaro fam