Late twenties: 14 on the board, and the evening each one suits
If there is a house style on this board, it lives here. The women in this band tend to prefer a long table to a short drink, they are composed without being cool about it, and several of them will honestly tell you to book fewer hours rather than more if that is the better evening.
Seven of these late twenties escorts in London are described below, chosen because their own pages put them squarely in this band. The full grid is above and every name on the board, with its availability note, is on the who is free page.
On the board
Late twenties, on the board
Note 02
The seven
Danielle is 170 cm and curvy with long straight black hair, takes two bookings a week and no more, and is unusually good at the beginning of an evening.
Karolina is 174 cm and slim, black haired, economical with words, and reads a great deal of non fiction. She goes to the theatre on her own nights off and never spoils an ending.
Liana is 167 cm and slim with straight chestnut hair, measured rather than immediate, and reads the wine list before the menu without any snobbery about it.
Michelle is 173 cm and curvy with dark brown hair, has a low tolerance for nonsense and a high one for detail, and remembers what you told her last time.
Patricia is 172 cm and slim with auburn brown hair, the most self contained name here, and the one people end up telling things to over dinner.
Samanta is 174 cm and slim with dark brown hair, dry and observant, and would always rather a room with thirty seats than a famous one.
Thea is 165 cm and curvy with caramel blonde hair, the warmest arrival on the board, and openly sentimental about restaurants that have not been redecorated since the seventies.
Note 03
What they have in common
Length, mostly. Five of the seven say on their own pages that they are better across four hours than across one, and two of them will talk you out of the short booking rather than take it. That is not a sales line, it is the difference between an introduction and an evening.
They are also the part of the board that suits company: client dinners, receptions and anywhere somebody else is watching. When the invitation says two explains how those evenings are briefed before she arrives.
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Where they are
Mayfair has Samanta, Covent Garden has Karolina, Marylebone has Liana, Chelsea has Michelle, Belgravia has Patricia, and both Danielle and Thea work Kensington and SW7 from a few streets south of it. Six districts, all of them central or near enough.
One of the seven takes two bookings a week and no more, so early beats urgent when you want a particular name.
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Choosing from here
For a long dinner with a proper conversation attached, Liana, Samanta or Patricia. For a first booking where you would rather not do the work in the first ten minutes, Danielle or Thea. For four hours that improve as they go, Michelle. For a theatre night with somebody who will not tell you what to think about the play, Karolina.
Send two or three names with a night and a hotel. The office will tell you who is free, who is nearest and who suits the evening you have described, usually inside a couple of hours.
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Last strip
Say a name and an hour
Write in with a length, a time and the zone you are staying in, and a name from the board comes back with a window attached. That is the whole of the arrangement.