hania offers to sell her lakefront property to Tonya for $$150,000,$ and Tonya agrees to buy it$.$ Tonya and Shania both sign the real estate contract, but, before they close the deal, Shania learns that a new resort is being opened on the lake. The opening of the resort will drive property prices up in the area, so Shania believes she can sell her property to someone else and get a better price on the deal. Shania tells Tonya that she has decided not to sell the property to Tonya. If Tonya sues to enforce the contract, a court will likely:

not enforce the contract, because people are free to choose to whom they sell their property.

grant specific performance by requiring Shania to find a comparable piece of land for Tonya at a comparable price.

require Shania to go through with the sale.

award monetary damages to Tonya.