High Class Escorts In London
A drawing room rather than an agency. Twenty eight adult companions on one diary, called out to a suite or a private address in the West End and SW1. One tariff, one person answering, nothing improvised at the door.
Twenty eight on the diary
Read a page, then write
Every frame opens a page of her own, where the writing runs longer and the rest of her photographs hang together.
Showing 28 of 28 companions.
Nobody sits under both of those at the moment. Widen the district, or write and ask what is clear.
Glamour and lifestyle photography · faces softened · no nudity
Her name, her age, and the address she works out from. The circle is laid out in The Salon.
Her own photographs, taken this season and softened on the face, because a woman in this circle has a life outside it to protect. The rest is met at the door.
A gold marker means Delphine has hours to offer. Away carries the date the diary reopens, and evenings past it can be taken now.
Whichever frame you write about, the figure is the one printed below and set out in full on Rates.
What the house answers for
Small, settled, never hurried
Four things are the switchboard's responsibility rather than hers. None is a claim about the evening itself, which belongs to the two of you.
Nobody joins this circle unseen. Delphine sits with her first, takes her age from her in person, eighteen or over, and only then is a page written.
Your name and your address are kept for the length of the arrangement and go no further, not even to the other companions.
Delphine keeps the diary and reads every message herself, through the night and the weekend. You are answered by a person with a name.
She travels to a suite, a serviced flat or a private residence. There is no address of ours to visit.
What the hours can hold
An evening takes its shape
Nothing in this line costs more than the ladder below it. Name the one you have in mind, or describe the night and let two names come back.
Dinner · Drinks · A curtain · A private view · A suite · An evening at home · A company table · A night through
She joins you where you are seated, dressed for that room, and the hours afterwards run on as you wish.
Two or three hours at your own address or in a suite, unhurried, with nothing counted in the corner of the room.
A private view, a members evening, a company dinner. She is told the name you are using and nothing more.
Late evening through to an unhurried breakfast. Better settled earlier in the day, since the whole of a night has to come off the diary for it.
At the door
She arrives as your guest
The West End is full of buildings with long memories and watchful front desks. Each is handled by your instruction, written down with the arrangement rather than decided on the step. If your building announces visitors, send the name you would like given and that is the only name used.
Porters, side entrances and lifts that want a key are ordinary here. Say whether the evening is a long table, a suite or a quiet hour at home and she dresses accordingly. She leaves the way she came, and Booking sets the whole of it out line by line.
Where she is called out to
Twelve addresses, all of them near
Each has a page naming its streets, its stations and the companions who work from it. The whole map is at Addresses.
- Mayfair
- Park Lane
- Berkeley Square
- Albemarle Street
- Dover Street
- Bond Street
- Green Park
- Knightsbridge
- Belgravia
- Sloane Square
- Notting Hill
- SW1
- Mayfair, Berkeley Square, W1K and W1J30 min
- Bond Street, Albemarle Street, Dover Street30 min
- Park Lane and Green Park30 min
- Knightsbridge and Belgravia, SW1X35 min
- Sloane Square and SW135 min
- Notting Hill and Holland Park45 min
The window is thirty to forty five minutes, counted from the moment a name is confirmed rather than from your first line. Traffic across the park on a Friday evening is the one thing that stretches it, and you hear about that while it is happening.
Travel is included inside Zones 1 and 2. Beyond them the taxi fare both ways is quoted to you in writing first, so no figure ever appears at the door that was not on the page. Windsor and the river towns are quoted on request.
One tariff, printed in full
The same ladder, whoever she is
Every woman in this circle is quoted from this one ladder. A late evening, a Sunday, or the far edge of the map costs no more than a Tuesday in W1.
The fee is handed to the companion in person when she arrives, and it is for her time and her companionship only. Two companions on one evening are two arrangements on the same ladder.
How an arrangement runs
Four lines and it is settled
One written exchange arranges the whole of it. No form on this page, nothing to say out loud, nothing left with a front desk.
The district, the hour you would like her, how long it should run, and a name from the salon if a page has decided that for you.
A reply lands within minutes carrying a name, a figure and the window she will arrive in. If the frame you asked for is out, a second is put beside it.
Say yes to the name and the hour. Give the address, the floor and the room number, and the name to use if the building asks.
Dressed for the room you described, at the hour in the confirmation, with a quarter of an hour of grace.
Before you write
Questions put to the switchboard
How is an evening arranged here?
How soon can she be at the door?
What do the photographs on this page show?
What is the figure for, and how does she receive it?
Which addresses does the switchboard cover?
How much notice is wise?
What happens if the evening has to move?
Who am I writing to, and who reads it?
One message is enough
Send the district and the hour
Two lines will start it: where you are, and when you would like her. The rest is settled in the same exchange.