Two or three hours are the lengths guests tend to fix with her from abroad, and a booking of three hours or more goes ahead with half the fee in any case. She lives in Oud-Zuid and works in French and English. Her pace is unhurried and her conversation light, and she is comfortable with a guest who would rather say little. She is twenty-eight and has dark hair. The limits she gives at the start of the visit hold for its whole length. A guest who chooses to finish early still owes the full fee, because the hours were held for him and cannot be offered to anyone else by then. When three hours begin to feel short, extra time can be asked for on the night itself, and her diary decides whether it can be added. Planning from home, many guests place a long session with Clementine on a night with no early start the following day, so the end of it never has to be watched.

Clementine 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.