11) Curry, an aged man of some wealth, lived alone. Wilson, a neighbor, called one evening at Curry's house, found him unconscious and ill, administered to his wants, remained all night, and spent the next two months nursing and taking care of him. At the end of the two months, Curry spoke for the first time and, believing that he was getting well, said to Wilson, "You have saved my life and I will pay you well for it. Stay with me and help me regain my health." TWO days late] Curry died. Wilson now presents a claim to the estate of Curry for two months and two days of nursing at $120.00 a day. What, if anything, can Wilson recover? No consideration because payment was not bargained for the past (Past Consideration)