Emmanuelle II

by Emmanuelle Arsan

Although the establishment does not want to encourage this practice, as it complicates bookkeeping and thus causes additional expenses, a woman may choose to visit only for the time it takes to service one single patron, if she so desires: but, if she does, she must leave the house in his company. If this arrangement does not suit her, or if the patron is disinclined to take her along, she is obliged to receive further clients as assigned to her by the secretary. Furthermore, if her first assignment is to entertain a group of clients, she has to accomplish this task, even if she has come in the expectation of a single encounter: in this case, the group of clients is regarded as a single entity. Generally speaking, the secretary is in the best position to decide what is best suited for everyone, in number as well as in quality, and it is recommended that one submits to her authority. The discretionary powers she is invested with are entirely due to her long experience and competence. Despite the considerable rights granted to the employees by the establishment, there are a considerable number of qualifications. It goes without saying that a woman may run the risk of accidentally meeting one of her close friends, or even her husband, in the capacity of a patron. This situation does not in any way contradict the house rules, as long as the due payments are made, and the management does not accept any liability for the prejudices and complications that may ensue from such coin...

This got weirdly bureaucratic.