4. Angela, an attorney, agrees to draft a will for Larry in exchange for a fee of $500. Before she has an op-portunity to draft the will, she is retained by Killer Kong as a defense attorney in a multiple murder case that has gained national attention. Preparing Killer's defense will take all of Angela's resources and time over the next several months, so she would like to del-egate all of her other business to Lenny, a friend and fellow legal practitioner in the same area. Can she del-egate the preparation of Larry's will to Lenny without Larry's consent? Explain. Assuming that delegation is not possible, how can Angela still validly have Lenny prepare the will?