Hiram works for Acme, Inc. as a laboratory scientist working on a new, very simple drug that could potentially cure ovarian cancer. The formula for the drug is top secret and only Hiram and one other person know it. It took 20 years to develop. One day Hiram felt the need to get out of the office and do some work at a local public park. When it was time to pack up and go, Hiram left a piece of paper describing the simple formula for the new ovarian cancer drug. Lucy, whose mother has ovarian cancer, picks up the piece of paper after Hiram has left and is overcome with joy. She immediately rushes home to try the formula on her mother and she posts all of her findings and progress on a video blog. Can Lucy be liable for the disclosure of the trade secret? A. Yes, because the formula was a trade secret B. Yes, because Lucy posted the trade secret publicly C. No. because Hiram did not take reasonable steps to protect the secret