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Am I The Ally? | Reading Reddit Stories

Explore episode Jun 27, 2026

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Story 4: The Oblivious Doctor and the Flirtatious Nurse

At 37:26 · chapter starts 33:00

The fourth story opens with a female doctor running a favour for her sister: picking up her seven-year-old niece Sophie from school. Sophie falls, the doctor takes her to the nurse, and the nurse is quietly dazzled when Sophie announces her aunt is a doctor. What follows is a sustained flirtation the doctor completely fails to register: the nurse compliments her looks, says she 'owes her' for not revealing her profession, suggests she'd 'never have guessed' based on her appearance, and hints the doctor should 'find a way to make it up to her properly.' The doctor posts to Reddit sincerely asking whether she was rude. The group finds this endearing and hilarious. In the update, the doctor returns with flowers, the nurse agrees to a date, they walk by the beach, have dinner, and the doctor shows the nurse the Reddit post over dessert. As of her last activity, they had been dating seven months.

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Gay Man Demanded to Take Paternity Test for Coworker's Baby

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Robert, convinced his wife was cheating, pointed across the factory floor at his openly gay colleague — a man with a male fiancé and pride stickers all over his car — and demanded a paternity test. The accusation destroyed Robert's marriage, spawned threatening voicemails, and ended with a Reddit post explaining why the gay man texted the wife directly.

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