Newly-licensed Attorney wants to open up a law office. His Aunt owns a commercial building with a vacant office suitable for that purpose. Aunt told Attorney that he could use the vacant office for at least six months if he will help her with legal issues during that time, which would be "worth more than rent." Attorney agreed to that arrangement on the spot. When Attorney called Aunt the next day to specify the moving arrangements, however, Aunt apologized and told Attorney that she found a paying tenant instead. What result if Attorney sues Aunt for breach of contract? Aunt wins, because this arrangement between family members is based on love and affection, which cannot serve as consideration for a contract. Aunt wins, because the promise was merely a conditional gift. Attorney wins. Aunt wins, because a promise to perform unspecified legal services is an illusory promise?