Mrs. Smith is moving out of her personal residence to a smaller apartment. Because of this, she wishes to sell her piano. George inspected her piano and decided to buy it. Mrs. Smith received her money and told George he could take the piano now. George said he needed to barrow his friend's truck before he could remove the piano. That night, the piano was destroyed by fire. If George sued Mrs. Smith to recover his money, George would likely:

(a) lose because the risk of loss passed to George as soon as the contract was made

(b) lose because the risk of loss passed to George as soon as the contract was made

(c) win because the risk of loss does not pass to George until George takes deliver of the piano

(d) win because the risk of loss does not pass to George until George receives a receipt