John and Barbara Beard contracted for Builder to construct a house on property the Beard's owned with a sales prices for the home of S785,000, payable to Builder upon completion. The house was to be completed by August 21, 2020, the same day the Beard's were set to sell their current home. Builder knew that the Beard's were selling their current home in reliance on the stated completion date, and the Beard's insisted over and over that they would be moving into their new home on August 21, 2020. Builder was late with the construction, and the Beard's had already sold their current home, which forced the Beard's to spend $12,000 on hotels while they waited for their new home to be completed. If John and Barbara sue Builder for breach of contract, how would the jury classify the $12,000 in hotel expenses? O a Punitive damages. O b. Consequential damages that were foreseeable to Builder when the contract was formed. O c. Direct damages that must be paid to John and Barbara to make them whole. Od. Consequential damages that were not foreseeable to Builder when the contract was formed