The dragonborne's face was set in stone.  Compounding insult was not the way to endear yourself to a paladin.  She quietly picked up the paper and tore it in half.  "No, settling for second best is not something I choose to do.  So I guess you aren't the person for this job."  She tossed the papers in a waste bin and moved to the door to open it.  "I guess I'd heard wrong about your reputation as someone who can get things done discreetly and goes the extra mile to please an employer.  I guess rumor mill isn't always correct."<br/><br/>She opened the door and gestured to the guard outside the door, but then back to Ylene, "Thank you for coming in to address the issue.  I'm sorry we couldn't see eye to eye on this."  Her icy tone along with the professional and emotionless meter left no doubt that this conversation was at an end.<br/><br/>However Ylene knew that there was always someone else out there looking for someone of her skills, and in the end maybe it was best not working with someone who was so drastically different from her own viewpoints.