Veronica is excited to be getting married and hires the best caterer in the area for her wedding for $$20,000.$ This caterer is known for exquisite dishes and is highly sought after to cater weddings and events. Two days before the wedding however, the caterer gets an offer to cater a different wedding for $$30,000.$ The caterer goes Veronica and says she cannot cater the wedding unless Veronica pays another $$10,000.$ Which statement is correct below?

Multiple Choice

If Veronica wants to use this caterer, Veronica must pay the caterer to cater at the new price.

Veronica is not required to pay more due to past consideration of an already existing contract.

Veronica is not required to pay more because of the pre$-$existing duty rule.

Veronica can argue that the extra money is considered illusory.

Veronica will have to pay the additional money but could sue the other wedding party for the damages.