1. Carly Carne's adult son, Vern, became seriously ill and a wilderness area, miles from trained medical assistance. Trudy Trosh, a stranger to Vern, took him into her log cabin home and nurse him back to health over a five-day period, When Carly learned of Trudy's actions from Vern once he had recovered and returned to the city, Carly wrote to Trudy and promised to pay all expenses incurred in caring for Vern. When Trudy submitted a bill for $500.00 for room, board, and drugs, which was based on local motel rental rates, Carly refused to pay, would Trudy likely prevail in a suit against Carly? Why or why not?