A client you have developed a close relationship with has asked you for additional services that are outside of the scope of the project. You don't want to say no because it might damage the relationship, but you don't want to say yes and run the risk of derailing your project. Your sponsor explains that while you can't go out of scope, you do have the ability to continue the project and then create a new contract for the additional services. a. Review the scenario under "Background Information." Now, consider what type of contract you feel would be best based on the relationship with the client and the situation you are in. b. Use the reading for this week to help you reflect upon what you would do. c. Write a letter to the client. i. Make sure you provide a sufficient amount of detail based on what you have learned in this week's reading and other related readings