A developer plans a subdivision full of high-priced homes that will adjoin Rusudans property. Rusudan is so pleased that she puts in a pool and Jacuzzi at the cost of $30,000. Rusudan believes that the subdivision will significantly increase the value of her property. The developer, however, changes his mind and decides not to develop the subdivision. Rusudan is angry and is so upset that she suffers from severe depression at the thought of not being able to afford her home, and an increase in monthly payments, not to mention the cost of homeowners insurance. Rusudan consults an attorney to discuss whether she can sue the developer for emotional distress based on her reliance on the developers plans. What would you tell Rusudan? Discuss and explain the reasons for your decision.