Diana decides to invest in the stock of Millennial Publishing after she reads Gordman Socks' audit, which includes a statement, known by Gordman Socks to be false, as to the value of numerous worthless securities held as corporate assets. If Diana sues Gordman Socks in a state using the broadest test for determining an accountant's liability for negligence to third parties, he will be entitled to:

	a.	nothing, since she is an incidental beneficiary of the audit contract.
	b.	rescission of her purchase contract.
	c.	have Gordman Socks complete a new audit.
	d.	damages if she is a reasonably foreseeable plaintiff.