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Molly, companion in Shoreditch

Wavy dark hair, an easy laugh and no interest in a stuffy room.

Age: 24
Works: Shoreditch EC2A, E1, E2
An hour opens at: £250
Arrives: Hotels and private flats, outcall only

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Height: 164 cm
Hair: long dark brown, wavy
Eyes: brown
Figure: curvy
Languages: English

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Molly in a printed dress and leather jacket, portrait, Shoreditch companion

Molly at full length on a lit east London street, London companion

Molly laughing in a courtyard, wavy dark hair, E2 evening

The desk · 01

About Molly

Molly crosses London eastwards most weeks and arrives looking pleased about it. She is 164 cm and curvy; her hair is long, dark brown, falling in loose waves, and her brown eyes go straight to yours. Her clothes are the least formal on this register and the best judged: a printed dress, a leather jacket she has had for years, boots that have walked on Brick Lane in the rain. In her mid twenties, she is warm within about a minute of meeting you, which is a gift rather than a technique.

Her English is fast, friendly and slightly irreverent. She likes the parts of a conversation other people skip, what you were like at nineteen, what you would do with a free year, what you had for lunch. Music is her constant subject, live and loud rather than curated, and she is a good sport about anybody else's taste. She laughs a lot and means it, and she can feel the exact moment a guest stops being nervous.

Shoreditch suits her because nobody there is trying to be seen. Rochelle Canteen, set behind a wall off Arnold Circus in the old school yard, is her choice: a short menu, a courtyard in summer, a room that feels like a secret even when it is full. After dinner she takes the back streets towards Redchurch Street, where the shopfronts are lit and the crowds are thinner. She lives in Soho and comes east by cab in fifteen minutes, so an evening here starts on time.

That side of the city has a page of its own under Shoreditch, hotels and short walks included. Name the night when you write to booking and Cordelia settles where the two of you meet.

In one line each

Long dark brown hair, worn wavy; brown eyes
164 cm, curvy
Mid twenties, speaks English
Shoreditch evenings, home in Soho
Courtyard tables, live music, back streets after dark

The desk · 02

Booking her

Molly works east most nights of the week, so the desk can usually place her in E1 or E2 with a few hours of notice. Send Cordelia the date, the hotel and the hour, and the confirmation comes back with the meeting point named.

Her figures are the same figures every companion here works to, printed on the rates page, and the order a booking runs in is on the booking page.

One hour, from£250

Ninety minutes£400

Two hours£500

Three hours£700

Dinner date, four hours£900

Overnight, ten hours£1,800

A weekendPOA

Travel and cancellation are written out in full on the rates page.

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The desk · 03

An evening with Molly

There is no dress code and she likes it that way. You meet at the hotel at eight, and she will already have said something funny about the lobby before the door has closed. Dinner is behind a wall in an old school yard, which nobody finds by accident, and she enjoys watching a guest work out where she has brought him.

Afterwards the evening loosens. A bar with a band in the back room if that appeals, or the long way round by Redchurch Street with the shopfronts lit and the crowd thinning towards the Columbia Road end. She is good company in the back of a taxi, which is rarer than it has any right to be, and she will talk the whole way back west if that is where you are staying.

Before you write

Molly, asked directly

01Is Shoreditch too casual for a good evening?

Not for Molly. She says the east gives you the best food in London and lets you eat it without changing your shirt.

02Can she meet somewhere central instead?

Easily. She lives in Soho, so tell the desk your hotel and Cordelia will set the meeting where it suits you.

03What does she want from a night out?

A room with a bit of noise in it and somebody who will still be talking at midnight.

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Service Log7 min readThe first drink on Redchurch Street, and everything after it on footOf all the streets in the east, Redchurch is the one the desk names most often for a first drink after ten. Why it works, how to move on without queues or a taxi, and who to walk it with.Open the page Service Log6 min readNothing settled aloud: the case for a booking in writingThe desk never settles an evening by voice. What a written confirmation holds, what it protects on your side of the door and on hers, and why an open maybe is never kept for anybody.Open the page

Sent back to the desk

What guests wrote afterwards

Nothing written up yetThe column for Molly is still empty, which is usually what discretion looks like. A note goes up here only once a guest has sent one in writing, she has agreed to it, and the desk has checked that it reads as a first name, a month and nothing private.