In Zhou V Bickley, Zhou Helped Bickley Start a Motorcycle Repair Shop

In Zhou v. Bickley, Zhou helped Bickley start a motorcycle repair shop. When they got into a dispute later, the courts held that:

A) Zhou and Bickley were partners, so each was owed the fair market value of his share in the organization
B) Bickley was a partner but breached his duty to Zhou by not working, so could be fired from the partnership
C) Bickley was not a partner, he was an employee subject to wrongful dismissal and could sue for damages for that
D) Zhou and Bickley were partners, as Zhou provided funds needed to start the business that was largely run by Bickley
E) none of the other choices