It wasn't really any of her business, but as a former healthcare worker, she felt a nagging urge to say something.

Do you know when you just get this feeling that you're just not quite sure of? You know when you just have these, like, silly little conversations with yourself? I'm like, "Should, should I just ask him about it? Shall I say something?" And then, like, after one of video calls is then, like, finished and he's cumming, you know, he's satisfied, we're both, like, naked still at this point, and I'm like, "Oh, well, you know, what else you got planned for today?" kind of thing.

And we just had a little couple of minutes, like, chitchat, and I was like, "You know, can I, can I ask you something? Like, we're good friends.

Like, I feel like we know each other, like, have you got one ball, you know, bigger than the other?" And he was like, "Yeah.

Yeah, I do." And I was like, "Is that normal? Like, has it always been like that?" Like, "Yeah, it's not a problem." I'm like, "Yeah, but have you ever had it looked at?" And for me to say that, he must have known that maybe he should have got it looked at, or he must have known that something weren't right because he was like, "Well, maybe I should get it looked at." And I was like, "Yeah, like, you really need to do that then.

Like, go and see a doctor."

Oh, that's a twist.

Yeah, so yeah, so he sent me the message to say, you know, "It's confirmed that's cancerous." Um, and I was like, you know, "How are you feeling? Like, I'm so sorry.