Don offers to sell Paul a book for $75. Don tells Paul that the book is signed by the author and is worth $100. In fact, Don had forged the author's signature, and as a result the book was worth only $50. Relying on Don's representation of value, Paul purchases the book for $75. If Paul successfully sues Don for fraud, what would be Paul's recover in a jurisdiction that follows the benefit-of-the-bargain approach? Question 3 options: a) No recovery. b) $25. c) $50. d) $100