Davos, Switzerland Site of
the 2014 World Economic Forum
An offer I couldn’t refuse: When
we were At Crag Abbey for Christmas His Grace asking if I would like to help
with entertaining at this years World Economic Forum in Davos and I said sure,
as though it was really going to happen. Well, be careful what you agree to. Of
course I didn’t really have to go through with it, but having my performers
dancing as entertainment at private parties and having my wards able to mingle
with many of the world’s movers and shakers was an opportunity not to be
missed. It was a huge rush when I found the Duke really wanted my group as we
provide a level of secure personalized entertainment that few other groups
offer. Fortunately we were again ahead
of the storm landing at Dulles to pick up Fiona and Colin.
The theme for the four day World Economic Forum 2014 January
22 -25 in Davos, Switzerland will be: “The reshaping of the world: consequences
for society, politics and business”. The time in Davos is GMT+1 which is 6 hrs.
ahead of eastern standard and 9 hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time so we are
working with a bit of jet lag.
Arrival: We arrived on Monday
(Jan 20th) when I was CD9 and fertile again as were my wards whose
cycles have all synchronized to mine as we sweat in the studios and gyms so
much together. I should ovulate the last day of the forum, Saturday the 25th.Since
His Graces patron, for whom he is arranging our attendance, has deep pockets my
dancers, 4 girls and 2 boys, flew Business class to Zurich International (ZRH) and
a car picked them up and took them to the hotel in Davos some 78 miles from
Zurich. Anya, Fiona and Major Tree, my wards and I flew in to ZRH on Limnaea II
my G650. No, I didn’t pay full price for it! I’ll write about it when I have time, because
the Government still gives really amazing tax breaks on small businesses buying
private aircraft. The first thing we did after landing at Zurich and passing
through customs was get our Forum credentials packs and clip-on badges with our
photos on them. Otherwise we couldn’t have gotten into the town itself much
less the hotel. Fiona was responsible for getting us cleared… the major work
had already been done months ago or we wouldn’t have been allowed near His
Grace w/o all my girls and I being found harmless.
Accommodations: His Grace already
has a small hotel in the best part of town that he had completely renovated over
the summer with only twenty-five suites and a set of five soundproof meeting
rooms as well as three fully equipped encounter sallies. It is just the sort of
place I would have designed and it fit perfectly the design I proposed when
Jack (his Graces son) asked me how I would design an intimate hotel perfect for
very private business meetings, assignations, rendezvous and trysts.
Anya, Fiona and Maj. Tree are involved with hotel and guest
security while Tanaquil is overseeing the scheduling of most of the girls with
meeting attendees who have interests in common with those of His Grace while my
wards are available for those attendees who are of especial interest and are
kinked toward rubber, ballet (boots and shoes) and very tight pussy. The week off from school was explained as a
research project for a whitepaper required for an economics course. For Bea it
was an opportunity to dance in an international setting for ballet extra
credit. I’m available for men who are interested in a woman in her early 40s
who looks like she is in her early 30s and who can fuck their brains out. Surprisingly,
since my dance card is full, not every man in Davos is after 19 y/o pussy and
there are a great many submissive men in the field of economics so my riding
crop has been getting a workout, though I do have to be careful not to mark a
partner where it can be seen during a presentation.
Fortunately Bea, Willow, Odette and Odile have been working
with their male escort candidate partners so they have amazingly tight vaginal
muscle tone and stamina. They won’t have much rest during the four day
conference, but will get to meet intimately some very famous businessmen and
academics.
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