Desk Answers

The questions guests ask at check-in, answered at the desk.

Do I have to register to look around?

No. Confirm your age at the desk, open a door and say something. Visitors who have not registered get 10 messages, and the chat moves with you when you check in.

What does Knock do?

Her chat opens with the three lines from her door placed in as your first message, so her answer grows out of the note. One message gets spent. On her register page, a plainer button starts a talk from blank paper.

First nights, free room, long stay

A fresh account starts on first nights: 3 days with every door open. Next comes the free room, giving 10 messages every day (the tally empties when midnight UTC strikes), limited to the first 3 women who got a knock from you. A long stay is $15 for 30 days; for $99 you get 365. With it the tally goes. The room rate shows where you stand.

How do I settle up?

Transfer USDT over TRON (TRC-20) to the address printed on the room rate page, in the amount printed there, decimals included. The days start soon after the coins land, and the desk never bills twice.

Will she call first?

On first nights or a long stay she may be the first to call, after a long quiet on your side, but she keeps the small hours free. Tune it, or switch it off, in my room.

What does she remember?

Brief notes after each conversation. The menu of any chat displays them and lets you reword or delete each line. Everything you add under About you is on file for all sixteen before you knock.

Are the women married?

No. Each is single, divorced or separated when you reach her, and no story is built on cheating. Some left a marriage this week; some were never quite married at all.

Are there pictures?

Yes. A drawn portrait hangs on every door and a broad banner runs across the front page. Nothing is filmed; if something moving were ever made, the first-week notes would announce it before it appeared.

How do I check out?

Close a door by deleting its chat from the menu. Closing the account itself takes a message to the desk, sent from the address you registered.