Myra operates garden nursery specialising in selling exotic tropical plants and flowers Myra hires her younger cousin, Kira, to work as a shop assistant and to look after the flowers, so they are arranged beautifully for sale. Kira is very good at flower arrangement even though she had never been a good student and has no This time I won't text you first, I will wait. I don't wanna be annoying knowledge about finance or running the business. Even so, Myra relies on Kira, as she is trustworthy when she cannot be at the shop. For example, she is often out dealing with suppliers, marketing and the distribution networks of the business. One day. Kira tells Myra that her boyfriend doesn't think she should work at the shop any more as he thinks she is 'taken for granted' at work. Myra is upset about this accusation and immediately agrees to have a badge made for Kira to wear each day, saying in large. bold, letters: "Assistant Manager". Kira is happy with this and dunng the first week Kira wore her new badge, Myra is away at a Home & Garden Display for two days Before leaving, Myra instructs Kira not to make any purchases from any suppliers until she returns. One regular supplier, Warren, who has known both Myra and Kira for a long time comes into the shop while Myra is away and comments on Kira's new badge He then proceeds to sell her some heavily discounted flowers which she agrees to take as they seem much cheaper than usual Those flowers wilt (droop) very quickly and none are sold to any customers Warren demands payment in full from Myra the following week. If we accept that Kira was Myra's agent for the period she was away, is Warren for the quality of the flowers? Justify your answer by referring to relevant agency law cases.