Parker Runs Auto Oil Change

Parker runs Auto Oil Change. His arch enemy Stella comes into his business to get her oil changed. Parker intentionally lies when he tells Stella that he refilled her oil, when he actually left it empty. As a result, when Stella drives away her engine block freezes up and destroys her engine. Accordingly, which statement below is true about which damages she may recover because of Parker's fraudulent actions?

A) None, since there was no genuine assent no contract exists and therefore she cannot recover any damages.
B) Consequential damages because intentional lies allow an injured party to request them.
C) Only out of pocket costs for the lost oil.
D) Pain and suffering as the courts want to discourage this unethical conduct and the emotional stress it would cause.