3. Wannabee Famous, a mediocre but aggressive fig-ure skater, agrees to pay her bodyguard a salary of $100,000 per year in exchange for his services as bodyguard, and his promise to assault all of her com-petitors a few days before major matches. After a few matches, Wannabee decides that there's just too much competition and too little time, so she retires from skating and embarks on a new career as a lecturer on sports ethics and lands a book deal with a major publisher to write a book on Making the Most of What Little Talent You Have. Her bodyguard, furious at Wannabee's career change, sues for breach of con-tract. What result? Explain fully.