Mikaela and her fianc are getting married in a week. After months of preparation, all the guests, food, favors, music, etc. have been confirmed and paid for. However, the reception venue recently changed management. The new manager contacted Mikaela to introduce herself and let her know that they will honor the contract they made with the former manager; however, they will charge her an additional $3,500 per their new fee structure. The extra amount must be paid at least 24 hours before the event takes place; otherwise they reserve the right to cancel. Mikaela accepts the new terms afraid that she might lose the money already invested in the wedding reception. Is this agreement voidable? Yes, Mikaela agreed under economic duress. Yes, this was a mistake. No, Mikaela agreed to the new price. No, there was mutual assent. Therefore, the contract is valid.