Dever drove his car into an intersection and collided with a fire engine that had entered the intersection from Dever's right. The accident was caused by negligence on Dever's part. As a result of the accident, the fire engine was delayed in reaching Peters' house, which was entirely consumed by fire. Peters' house was located about ten blocks from the scene of the accident. If Peters asserts a claim against Dever, Peters will recover
the part of his loss that would have been prevented if the collision had not occurred. the value of his house before the fire. nothing if Dever had nothing to do with causing the fire. nothing, because Dever's conduct did not create an apparent danger to Peters