15 pts 5. On January 15, Molly Pine, a well-known business executive, received a letter from The Vamer Boutique, which stated: We hereby offer to sell you the original Queens desk, entitled desk resolute, by the famed furniture designer Strada, for $1,075,000. This offer will expire on Feb 1. (signed) Donatella Vamer Boutique. Pine, who liked to bargain, wrote back: "I'm very interested in your offer. Will you include a professional cleaning of the desk? (signed) Molly Pine." Vamer Boutique received this letter on January 18 but did not respond to it. By January 25, Pine was in serious financial difficulties and realized she could not afford to buy another piece of furniture She mailed the following letter to Vamer Boutique, "Since you have rudely failed to respond to my earlier letter, please be advised that I have no intention of buying the Desk Resolute from you. (signed) Molly Pine. Vamer Boutique received this letter on January 28. On January 26, however, Pine found out that she was the sole winner of a $342 million Megazillions lotto jackpot. That day, she gave the following letter to Federal Express (authorized means) for delivery to Vamer Boutique the next day: "I hereby accept your offer to buy the Desk Resolute, by Strada, for $1,075,000 (signed) Molly Pine. Due to an error by Federal Express, Varner Boutique did not receive this letter until January 30. On February 3, Pine called Vamer Boutique to ask when the Desk Resolute would be delivered to her. Vurner Boutique responded that there was no contract between Pine and Varer Boutique and that the Desk Resolute had been sold to someone clse. Pine sues Vamer Boutique for breach of contract. Judgment for whom? Is there a contract? Discuss, explaining the significance of each communication between Pine and Varner Boutique. In addition to discussing and defining what law governs and why