I wasn’t prepared for Luxembourg. No one told me how beautiful it was. The man who invited me didn’t hype it up, and I didn’t bother to research it myself — I just boarded the plane, assuming it would be functional, tidy, and grey.
Instead, I stepped off the flight, slipped into the car waiting outside, and was greeted by forest-covered cliffs and peach-toned homes, rising like something out of a watercolour storybook. It felt like falling into one of the illustrated worlds I used to escape to as a child.
Luxembourg is a quiet kind of seductive. Its calm is deliberate, not sleepy. A country in harmony — modern architecture nestled beside nature, fountains tucked behind glass buildings, and suited men walking quickly between meetings. Men with sharp expressions and sharper suits. I remember wondering: What are their desires? Who helps them let go?
My time there was restful and rich. I read in the new national library, which felt more like a luxury study lounge. I drank copious amounts of wine. I slept deeply, including a quick nap in a church. I walked through Royal Hamilius, boarded a boat in Remich, and let myself drift. On my final day, the answer was clear: I’ll be back. Not for a holiday, but something more lasting.
Now welcoming connections in Luxembourg
I’m now weaving Luxembourg into my schedule — not as a novelty, but as a consistent presence. My aim is to visit monthly (minimum), starting with my next trip in October. Each visit will have fixed dates, announced in advance and updated via my diary on the site.
If you’re curious, planning ahead is best. I prefer pre-bookings so I can devote proper time and care to our arrangement. I do not rush. If you find yourself late to the party, you’re welcome to enquire — but know that short notice is rare and never guaranteed.
Should our calendars clash, I’m open to Fly Me To You (FMTY) engagements from London. Luxembourg is barely an hour away. Honestly? It’s a delicious excuse to return.
My kind of client, my kind of city
Luxembourg offers discretion, elegance, and a cultural quiet that suits me.
Could you be my ideal date? I imagine you are a man who enjoys living well, who makes swift decisions all day, but chooses to let go with intention. Maybe you work in finance, tech, or diplomacy. You doesn’t need to be taught; just invited.
You find pleasure in curves, confidence, and the grounding weight of a woman who isn’t rushing toward approval. You enjoy conversation and slow-burning tension. You want time to pause, and a reason to ask me: “When are you back?”
Looking ahead
With each return, I plan to explore more: the restaurants, the hidden corners, perhaps even the nightlife. A guide would be welcome — if you’re charming enough. I’ll also be introducing video call consultations, so we can speak before arranging an encounter. Just a little taste before dessert.
And if you happen to be in Switzerland, Austria, or elsewhere nearby? Reach out. Travel inspires me, and thoughtful invitations are always considered.
Luxembourg feels like a place I dreamed of before I knew it existed. I move slowly, but deliberately. Now let’s enjoy the pace together.
Bis geschwënn x
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