Tessa ran away from home when she was 16. Fortunately, she was immediately able to lease an apartment so she had a place to live. The lease was for one year and required the entire lease payment to be made up front. About three months into the lease, Tessa decided that she wanted to go back home. She told the landlord that she was disaffirming the lease and wanted her money back. Does she have a right to all of her money back?

	a.	Yes, because she is a minor, the apartment lease is voidable at Tessas election.
	b.	No, because the apartment lease is a contract for necessities and Tessa is liable for the reasonable value of using the apartment for three months.
	c.	No, because Tessa ratified the lease by living in the apartment for a reasonable time.
	d.	b. and c., but not a.