Flavia

Flavia works Mayfair because that's where the money is, and at twenty-four she's young enough that the upscale hotels haven't started feeling repetitive yet. She's brunette, keeps herself in shape without obsessing over it, and has this way of making hotel room small talk feel less forced than it usually does. Not because she's genuinely fascinated by your job in finance, but because she's learned how to ask follow-up questions that sound interested enough to pass. The dinner-and-drinks thing works well for her - she can hold a conversation across white tablecloths without looking bored, laugh at mediocre jokes, play the role convincingly before transitioning to why you actually booked her. But she's equally fine skipping all that if you'd rather get to the point. Flavia's been in London two years, knows the city well enough now that logistics don't slow things down.