Bonnie enters into a contract with Clyde in which Clyde will sell "time-shares" to tourists for a 25% commission. In fact, there are no "time-shares." After Clyde sells 50 of the fake "times-shares," he demands payment from Bonnie who refuses to pay him. Clyde can Select one: a. sue Bonnie to enforce the agreement. b. Do nothing because the contract is illegal. c. Sue Bonnie for damages under the theory of promissory estoppel. d. Sue Bonnie for damages under the theory of quantum meruit