There are two sides to every story, and here is my version of the events that took place - the "whore's" side of the story.
You were asked to politely leave for what I believe to be a 100% valid reason - that reason being that I did not want to proceed with the booking as I felt very uncomfortable with you.
Perhaps you don't remember a past encounter from a few years ago we had, but I most certainly did!! And I only realised who you were once you arrived at the room.
But specifically to the booking arranged last week in which you have given your review, here are some further details that you did not mention.
Ten minutes before you were due to arrive you texted and asked, "Just curious, what are you wearing?"
A few minutes after you were due to arrive you texted and said, "Sorry met a friend delayed me. Be there in 5."
A few minutes later and after you still had not arrived (and I was already assuming you were a timewaster that was not going to arrive due to your lateness) you texted, "Any photos of what you're wearing?'
??!! Warning bells now flashing ??!!
Eventually you arrived almost 15 minutes after the agreed time that our booking was due to start. Arriving that late is never cool, especially as you said you lived nearby and only needed to walk to the hotel.
I did not have any other bookings arranged (as suggested above) until the evening actually, and your booking was arranged for early afternoon (12.30pm to be precise). I decided that due to your lateness, your text messages, the previous encounter we had, the way you entered the room and did not look me in the face, and my gut feeling at the time, that I did not want to proceed with the booking. I did not take your money. I simply asked you to leave. That was my choice.
It is never an easy decision to ask a client to leave, especially after I had just paid £130 for the room less than half an hour beforehand and only had two bookings arranged all day (including yours). Only twice in the past year before this occasion have I asked a client to leave - one who arrived so drunk that he could barely stand up (he texted afterwards to apologise), and a separate client who was getting too rough and was trying to remove the condom during sex (he did not text afterwards to apologise).
So there it is. My reasonings for the choice I made at the time, while thinking about my safety.
I will leave it to each individual here to make their own judgment as to whether I was “unhinged”, “shagged out, tired and emotional”, “disrespectful, disreputable and contemptible”, or showed no “courtesy and respect”.
What I know is that I am entirely comfortable with the decision I made, and I will leave it at that.
All the best,
Verity Vixen (previously known as Blonde Verity and Meg from Maxes Angels)
xxx
Topic: Verity Vixen - kicked me out of the hotel room in Knightsbridge (Read 17268 times)