Micky Manager is the owner and operator of the St. Louis Supper Club. He runs the St. Louis Supper Club at 123 Main Street, a property that is owned by Micky's landlord, Larry Landlord. The lease between St. Louis Supper Club and Larry Landlord provides that Micky must obtain the consent of Larry Landlord prior to making any alterations or improvement to the leased premises. In March 2020, Micky wanted to resurface the flooring in certain back of the house areas, specifically the access and service areas of the St. Louis Supper Club. He contacted Larry Landlord, who consented to the improvements. Fran's Flooring Co. began the work on April 15, 2020 and completed the work in a manner satisfactory to Micky on May 1, 2020. Shortly after the flooring work was completed by Fran's Flooring Co., the tenant, Micky Manager and the St. Louis Supper Club, went bankrupt, and Micky was unable to pay Fran's Flooring for the flooring work. The work, including labor and materials, had a reasonable value of $2,540. Fran's Flooring, attempting to recover for the value of the work, brought an action against the landlord, Larry Landlord, to recover the amount owed to him by Micky Manager. Will Fran's Flooring Co prevail? Explain.