Lynn Miller said Renee Morgan could identify wild vegetables because she often went into the fields with her grandma to pick them as a child. She's very likely to have grown up in the countryside—her family background must be pretty average.
Wendy Aldridge had seen plenty of poor rural girls whose parents emptied their savings for them to enroll in all kinds of art classes, and in the end, bankrupted themselves just to get their daughters into art college.
These girls generally lack affection, are extremely materialistic, and start doing all sorts of part-time jobs while still in school; they date all kinds of men, looking glamorous on the surface, but behind the scenes it's as messy as you can imagine.
"Oh." Renee Morgan still kept that indifferent expression, no emotion visible.
Wendy Aldridge knew Renee was deep-minded and didn't want to show any weakness, so she just smiled quietly. She didn't mean anything else—it was just to remind Renee of the gap between them.
