Jack and Scotty begin negotiations where Scotty will give Jack hockey lessons for a certain amount of money per week. While they are still negotiating the dollar amount and the number of lessons, they begin to meet weekly to have lessons. After ten lessons, Jack tells Scotty that it is clear that they are not going to be able to agree on the number of lessons or the dollar amount, so he will not participate any more. If Scotty sues Jack, the court will:a. award Scotty nothing because there is no contract.
b. award Scotty the reasonable value of a reasonable length of a contract for this type of lesson.
c. award Scotty a reasonable amount for the lessons he already taught.
d. award Scotty specific performance to make Jack finish the series of lessons agreed to.