Jasmin, companion in Whitton
A shot tower in the trees, a high street at the end of it, and plenty of questions.
- Age
- 22
- Stop
- Soho
- An hour opens at
- £250
- Arrives
- Hotels and private addresses, outcall only
- Height
- 160 cm
- Hair
- long, straight chestnut brown
- Eyes
- brown
- Figure
- petite
- Languages
- English
About Jasmin
Crane Park has a shot tower hidden in the trees, and Jasmin found it in her first week of working out this way. She is petite at 160 cm and stands very straight, which makes her read taller than the tape does. Her hair is long, straight and chestnut brown, and her brown eyes are the quick sort, tracking a room without ever appearing to stare. She dresses small and neat: a fitted dress, a short jacket, nothing that needs adjusting once she has put it on.
Early twenties and full of energy, she speaks English at speed and then apologises for it, quite unnecessarily. She likes being told things. Give her a subject she knows nothing about and she will ask about it until the bus arrives. She is sunny without being silly, and she notices the moment a mood in a room changes.
Whitton suits her because it is a real high street with a station at the end of it and nothing pretending to be anything else. Crane Park Island is ten minutes on foot from that station, a nature reserve on an old gunpowder works with the river running either side of it, and it is the first place she takes anybody who claims there is nothing out here. Afterwards it is dinner on the High Street or a short car ride down into Twickenham. She lives in Soho, so getting here is Waterloo and thirty five minutes, and she is straightforward about needing that time.
She likes an early start and a long evening after it. The Whitton page covers the streets around here, and a date sent to booking comes back answered the same day.
- 160 cm, petite, long straight chestnut brown hair
- Brown eyes, early twenties, English speaking
- Anchored in Whitton, TW2
- Walks Crane Park Island before dinner
- Thirty five minutes from Waterloo
Booking Jasmin
She likes a six o'clock start so the park is still light, then dinner on the High Street. Ninety minutes at £400 is the shortest she takes out here, and three hours at £700 is the one she recommends.
Every figure she works to is printed on the fare board, and the four steps from message to doorbell sit on the booking page.
Also out tonight
An evening with Jasmin
Six o'clock at Whitton station, a ten minute walk, and then a reserve that most of TW2 has never set foot in. The tower is eighteenth century, the river splits around the island, and there are kingfishers if you are patient and quiet, which she is not, particularly.
Back on the High Street by half seven for dinner somewhere small, where she will ask you about work until you run out of answers and then start on the interesting ones. She is happy to stay out, happy to go back early, and she says which she wants rather than waiting to be guessed at. The last train into town leaves just after midnight and she has never once missed it.
Jasmin, on the record
Q.01Why Whitton of all places?
Because it is a proper little town that nobody writes about. Station, high street, a river with an island in it. I would rather show somebody that than another hotel bar they have already seen.
Q.02Are you always this talkative?
For the first hour, yes. After that I settle down considerably. People usually tell me they prefer the second hour, and they are probably right.
Q.03What if it is raining?
Then we skip the island and go straight to dinner, and I complain about the weather for approximately two minutes. It is England in the autumn, we both knew this was possible.