Molly, companion in Slough Central
Wavy dark brown hair, curvy at 164 cm, and a soft spot for an unfashionable town.
- Age24
- Leaves fromSlough Central SL1
- An hour opens at£250
- ArrivesHotels and private addresses, outcall only
- On file met in person by the desk15 of 28
- Height164 cm
- Hairlong dark brown, wavy
- Eyesbrown
- Figurecurvy
- LanguagesEnglish
About Molly
There is nothing brittle about Molly. She is 164 cm and curvy, with long dark brown hair that is genuinely wavy rather than decoratively so, and brown eyes that give everything away about half a second before she speaks. She favours colour over black and a coat she can put her hands in the pockets of, and she has never once turned up looking like she was trying to be somewhere else.
Mid twenties, English, chatty and generous with it. She is the sort of person shop staff end up telling things to. She likes a town with a bit of grit in it and she defends Slough with more energy than the town has ever asked for, which is quite funny to watch. She is interested in people's actual lives rather than their job titles, and she gives as good as she gets.
Her evenings here often start at The Curve on William Street, the glass building by the bus station that holds the library and the theatre space, because there is nearly always something on and it is four minutes from the station. It is not a grand start to a night and she does not pretend it is. Home is Soho, so she is on the Elizabeth line and at Slough in a bit over half an hour, which is faster than crossing London on a bad day.
Slough Central is her page and her town, and she would defend both. Hours start at £250, longer shapes on rates. Drop a date at booking and she takes it from there.
- 164 cm, curvy
- Long wavy dark brown hair; brown eyes
- Mid twenties, English
- Keeps: towns nobody writes about, live music in small rooms, long talks
- Lives in Soho, out on the Elizabeth line
Booking her
Molly is easy about timing and hard about notice, so a day ahead is much better than an hour. Tell Etta which hotel you are in and she will suggest whether the evening stays in town or moves towards Windsor.
Her figures are the figures every companion here works to, printed in full on the rates page, and the order a booking runs in is set out 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
- The travel and cancellation lines sit on the rates page.
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An evening with Molly
She will have looked at what is on before you ask. Slough is not a night out in the way a brochure means it, but there is usually something in the theatre space at The Curve, and it is four minutes from the station and less from the ring road. After that the town centre has more going on than its reputation allows, and Molly knows which places are genuinely good rather than merely open. Dinner is relaxed and the conversation never flags. She is affectionate, funny and completely unpretentious, and she will happily spend twenty minutes explaining why the new building by the station is better than people say. The evening ends at your hotel, or on the station forecourt if she is chasing a train.
Molly, three questions
01Is there anything to do in Slough?
More than you think and less than Windsor. The trick is picking one thing and committing, rather than wandering hopefully.
02How fast is the train to London?
About twenty minutes on a fast one into Paddington. People commute from further out inside the M25 and take longer.
03Town centre or out to Windsor?
Town on a weeknight, Windsor at the weekend. Windsor on a Saturday is a lovely place full of other people's day trips.