Heather started a new business selling miracle jeans. BlueCloth Ltd. contracted to supply Heather with all of her denim needs. Unfortunately, BlueCloth breached their contract, so Heather was unable to complete her orders on time, causing many customers to cancel her orders. The delay also diminished the value of Heather's huge media campaign to launch her new business. Heather sued BlueCloth in federal court, seeking $500,000 in lost profits. BlueCloth filed a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction, arguing that a new business like Heather's would not be able to prove lost profits with sufficient certainty. How the court should rule on BlueCloth's motion

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