Henry, age 80, and Wendy, age 30, are dating. Henry wants to marry Wendy and tells her at dinner one night that if she simply promises to marry him, he will promise to leave his home to her when he dies. They shake hands as they exchange promises. If Henry dies a few days later and before a wedding,

A.Wendy will be entitled to the home because a bilateral contract is formed when the promises are exchanged.

B.Wendy will be entitled to half the value of the home because there was no wedding.

C.Wendy will not be entitled to anything because there is no writing signed by Henry.

D.Wendy will not be entitled to anything because there was no wedding.