Serena has a large garden on her property in Seattle, but she wants to make it bigger.She enlarges her garden to go over onto her next-door-neighbor Nel's land by about ten feet, and she puts up a wooden fence to keep anyone else from using the garden area.No one objects, so Serena continues to use the enlargened garden area as her own for the next 21 years!Finally, her next-door-neighbor Nel dies, and Nel's estate sells the property to a new owner.The new owner has a survey done, and finds out that Serena's fence is on Nel's former property.Serena refuses to take the fence down, and the new owner takes Serena to court.Who wins?

A. The new owner will win - Nel never gave Serena this land, so it should belong to the new owner!

B.Serena will win - she now owns the land by "eminent domain."

C.Serena will win - she now owns the land by "adverse possession."

D.Serena will win - she now owns the land by "specific performance."