Fisher was interested in buying a piece of property for $20 million. Real estate agent Scheerer brought him together with the property owner. Both promised to pay him 2 percent commission when the deal was complete, but the deal fell apart. Later, Fisher and the property owner made the deal through third parties who had no relationship to Scheerer. Does Scheerer have a case for a commission given that the contract does not exist? [Scheerer v. Fisher, 688 S.E.2d 471 (2010)]