Auburn and red: the rarest colouring on the account
Three companions out of twenty eight are filed as auburn or red, the smallest profile the house keeps. The shades differ. Lea wears wavy auburn, Luna a dark auburn red, and Patricia an auburn brown that sits between the two.
A request for red hair is often a request for someone who is noticed in a room, and each of the three is noticed, for quite different reasons. Three is few enough to set out in full.
Auburn and red, on file
Lea, for a curtain time
Lea, petite at 161 cm and hazel-eyed, takes a keen interest in interior design. Theatre and ceramics are her other pleasures, and she is the natural choice when an evening is built around a performance. Supper off the Haymarket, then a play at the Theatre Royal a short walk from Piccadilly Circus, is her idea of a well planned night. She is in her early twenties and glad to argue about the second act over a last drink.
Luna, who lives in the postcode
Luna, 171 cm and brown-eyed, has a curvy figure and is one of three companions resident in Mayfair. She tastes wine seriously, takes photographs and goes to the theatre, and her self-possession sets the tone of an evening without visible effort. Twenty minutes choosing a bottle at Hedonism Wines on Davies Street is a pleasant start. Like Lea she is in her early twenties, but bold where Lea is subtle.
Patricia, at her own pace
Patricia stands 172 cm, slim, with brown eyes and a painter's attention. She works in watercolour, loves film noir and loses whole afternoons in bookshops, and she treats an evening as something to be read slowly. An hour at the Royal Academy on Piccadilly before dinner suits her far better than a crowded bar, and three hours at £700 gives her pace some room. She is filed in the late twenties band.
An evening shaped for the three
Each of them suits a dinner companion booking of four hours, which is £900. That covers a pre-theatre supper and most evening performances, or an exhibition, dinner and a drink afterwards; a matinee leaves room for all three. Reserve the table or the seats under your own name and pass on the times, and she arrives a few minutes early so that nobody waits alone.
Where the three are based
Luna lives in Mayfair itself, and most W1 hotels are within walking distance of her door. Lea and Patricia are both based in Belgravia, just south of Hyde Park Corner, which puts Park Lane and the hotels of Piccadilly a few minutes away for either of them.
Cross references
Lea is also filed as petite and Luna as curvaceous. Patricia appears under both statuesque and slender. Lea and Luna sit in the early twenties band and Patricia in late twenties.
Booking one of the three
Send her name, the date, the hour and your hotel by WhatsApp or Telegram; the answer names her and the figure in writing. One quarter of the fee by bank transfer secures a standard evening. No travel charge applies inside Zones 1 and 2.
One line settles it.
Date, time and address on WhatsApp or Telegram, and the house arranges the rest without a trace.