Tex the attorney helps a lonely widower, Lucas, draft and execute his will. The new will revokes a prior will in which Lucas left his entire estate to his dog, Rusty, and provides that Lucas's entire estate will go to Tex's daughter, Sally. The will conforms precisely to the requirements for drafting and execution of a valid will before the requisite number of witnesses. What is the most likely result when this will is submitted for probate?

A. The court will allow the will to be probated because it was properly signed before witnesses.

B. The court will reform the will to provide for perpetual care for Rusty.

C. The court will refuse to probate the will, because it is presumptively the product of Tex's undue influence over his client.

D. The court will require an independent executor to supervise probate.