A minivan is never as comfortable as a sedan!
Serena Sullivan can adapt anywhere, and as someone whose legs are crippled, she doesn't fuss over trivialities!
Unlike that Grant lady, Mrs. Lockwood covered her nose as she got in the car, waited for the bodyguard to neatly cover the seat with tissues before she sat down.
As the car started, Renee Grant took off her sunglasses. This woman in her forties was meticulously maintained. She lazily folded her arms across her chest, crossed her legs, and cast a disdainful glance at Serena, the contempt in her eyes quickly apparent.
"Your Sullivan family took money without providing service, just greedy!"
She was somewhat similar to Ruth Hale, yet they were totally different.
Ruth's pretentiousness was obvious, but inside she was humble.
Renee came from a privileged background, married well, and from the core, looked down on those around her, including Serena.
