Bartleby promises Lydia that he will give her $1 million dollars if she marries his son Luke so that he can obtain a green card (granting him U.S. immigration status) and remains married to him for ten years. Lydia marries Luke, but in the tenth year of their marriage, Bartleby dies and leaves nothing to Lydia. Lydia claims she is owed $1 million. Did Bartleby and Lydia's promises constitute consideration? a. No. Marriage can never be the basis of a contract. b. Yes. Lydia did what she promised. c. No. Marrying someone for a green card is illegal and so cannot be a valid contract. d. It depends on whether Lydia wanted to marry Luke in the first place