Homer contracted with Contractor in writing to have Homer's kitchen renovated. The contract stated that Homer would give Contractor $1,000 at the beginning of the renovation, and $1,000 at the end of the renovation. Homer gave $1,000 to Contractor, expecting Contractor to begin work. However, Contractor never began work, and refused to repay the $1,000. Homer decided that he did not want to find someone else to complete the kitchen renovation. If Homer brings suit against Contractor, what is the most probable result? a) Homer would receive $1,000 in restitution. b) Homer would receive $2,000, the value of the services he expected to receive under the contract. Under quantum meruit, Homer would receive $1,000, the amount paid to Contractor. To avoid unjust enrichment, Homer would receive the amount of profit Contractor would have made under the contract