Olivia works from Oud-Zuid, a quiet district by night, close to the concert halls and the museum lawns. She speaks English only, which keeps every message short and clear. Erotic oil and sensual sessions are what she offers, and she sets their pace. At twenty-six she is friendly and exact about timing, and she likes a guest to tell her when he has reached his room. Courtesy after a long evening is the one thing she insists on. A couple can book her as one therapist between the two of them, in which case she works on each in turn so that neither is left waiting for long. That arrangement needs both guests to have agreed it together beforehand, because a booking wanted by just one of them helps nobody. The couple figures sit in their own column on her profile, and half of the one that applies is sent ahead when the booking is a first one or is fixed for a later day.

Olivia decides which bookings she takes and may decline any of them; she sets the limits for what a session includes, says what they are, and may end a visit at any point, as the terms set out.