You own a grocery store in Alberta. One day, an orange falls off a display in the produce section and an employee, hauling a particularly heavy load of produce, squashes the orange under the wheel of his produce cart, leaving a puddle of orange juice on the floor. The puddle is promptly mopped up and a "Caution: wet floor sign" is posted directly on the part of the floor that is still wet. Sasha, distracted by her phone, enters the store. She is very familiar with the store's layout and proceeds directly to the produce section to pick out some oranges, all without looking away from her phone. She doesn't see the wet floor sign and slips and falls on the still-wet part of the floor, breaking her hip. Sasha decides to sue you. A) You are not liable because you did everything you reasonably could to reduce the danger B) You are liable because the plaintiff suffered harm C) You are not liable because Sasha was a licensee D) You are liable because you breached the standard of care