Bruce was interested in a piece of property owned by his brother, Steve. During negotiations for the property, Bruce learned that several others had been looking at the property and one of them was close to making an offer. Steve wanted to accommodate his brother, but he was not certain if Bruce could raise the money. They agreed that for $100 consideration, Steve would give Bruce until the 10th to make a decision. Bruce never gave Steve the $100. On the 11th, Steve sold the property to another buyer. Unbeknownst to Steve, Bruce had mailed his acceptance of Steve's offer on the 9th, but it was not received by Steve until after the property had been sold. Bruce sued his brother Steve, claiming they had an enforceable option contract that had not yet expired. What is the likely outcome