Gwen and Blake Shiloh love the country life and decided to order a custom log cabin to be built and delivered on their lot in Oklahoma. They order a log home from Tennessee Log Homes (TLH) that is to be paid in three installments, with the final installment and delivery occurring at the same time. According to the contract, Gwen and Blake must pay the costs of delivery, although the actual amount of these costs was not specified at the time of contract. Two days prior to the delivery of the log home, TLH sends notice to the Shilohs that the third and final installment of $2,500 is due, along with delivery costs of $7,500. Gwen and Blake complain that the delivery costs are higher than they thought they would be and refuse to pay them. They file a lawsuit asking the court to deem the fees unreasonable, and TLH files a countersuit alleging Gwen and Blake are in breach of the contract. The Court should

A.Declare the SHilohs in breach and allow TLH to keep the first two installments as damages

B. Require TLH to deliver the log home free of charge for not expressly stating the cost of delivery in the contract.

C. Declare 2 days insufficient notice for delivery

D. Declare TLH in breach for not stating the cost of delivery in the contract