$17-$ A licensee is meeting with a prospective client before completing a listing agreement. The seller indicates that she will B$.$ not list for less than $$250,000.$ The licensee presents a comparative market analysis, which indicates an appropriate listing price should be $$120,000$ to $$150,000.$ The seller insists on listing for $$250,000,$ and the licensee agrees to a $30-$day listing at that price. In this situation, the licensee has

A$.$ done nothing wrong, but simply followed the client's instructions.

B$.$ done nothing wrong, but should have insisted on a longer listing.

C$.$ violated license law by grossly overpricing the listing.

D$.$ violated license law by accepting a listing for only $30$ days.