Time to move on.

If it has been a week, she, for whatever reason, is not interested in your $.  You might want to wait a few months, if you are really hot to trot to see her, and try again.  But, my friend, there are plenty of fish in the sea, why waste time with one that is not interested in your bait?

Swim

her, depends on whether you contact her again or wait a few months and then try again.  

If she isn't that "special", then move on.

You can do this by going into "tools" and trying to recall the email.  If you can't, then she has read it.

If she has, then forget it.

If she hasn't, then resend it.  She might have deleted it accidently.

You should not have asked for a "discreet fun time". If you're LE then that's entrapment. (still not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure that's the case)

When you contact a provider, the only thing you should ask is to make an appointment. She knows why you're making an appointment, and it isn't to consult you on interior decorating or to shine your shoes.

You should ask for an appointment, indicate incall or outcall, how much time you want to spend, and the approximate day and time you want to see her. It's always polite to ask if they're available at that time, and always try to be as flexible with that as you can with her. If you have a busy schedule, let her know what days and times you're free.

I would not contract her again for quite some time, perhaps 2 to 3 months. She may still see you, but it's doubtful unless you follow these guidelines.

Just my 2 cents.