Michael was working on a manuscript for Gianna, who worked at a publishing house. They agreed that Michael would deliver a draft of the manuscript to Gianna on February $10$th$.$

Unfortunately, Michael encountered a series of difficulties in January. His computer broke which deleted some of his work. Then, his house had a major fire which required him to move back to his parents' home in a different city. Lastly, Michael then got a terrible case of pneumonia and was unable to work at all.

If Michael delivers the manuscript to Gianna on February $20$th$,$ is that a material breach?

Group of answer choices

Yes, time is always of the essence.

Yes, there was nothing in the contract about extending timelines due to extenuating circumstances.

No$,$ Gianna is required to give leniency due to his health problems when he had pneumonia.

No$,$ his behavior was not willful and there is no indication that Gianna needed the manuscript by February $10$th for a specific reason.