Yolanda was shoveling snow from her sidewalk, and just to be nice, she also shoveled snow from her neighbor Melody's walk. The next day, Melody promises that she will pay Yolanda $25 for shoveling snow from her walk. Has a contract been created?
A. No, Yolanda had a preexisting duty to shovel Melody's walk.
B. No, past consideration is not valid consideration.
C. Yes, Melody made a promise and that created the contract.
D. Yes, Melody has a moral obligation to pay for the work, even if she didn't request it.
Answer: B
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