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That’s Crazy

While at the timeshare, I guess Leroy was not feeling me either

because he left on Friday two days early. When I returned home on
Sunday, I checked Leroy’s cell phone and he had contacted Ms. Moore

the same day he returned, on Friday. Ms. Moore was Leroy’s new
“BFF."

I continued to talk with Tyrone throughout the week because the
brother was grieving. I spent at least two hours a day talking with him

on the phone and revealing things I knew he did not know about

Jerome. For example, I told Tyrone about the additional Amex card
Jerome was running through the company, one which he charged all

his expenses. This meant Jerome was receiving a paycheck, plus an
additional $1000 a month on the credit cards.

I also began to reevaluate Jerome's behavior and character,
something I should have done in the beginning. There were signs. The

first sign I should have registered was his disbelief in God and how he
would openly say he did not believe in God. There would always be

an argument at Christmas because he did not want the staff to
celebrate. Instinctually, I never felt right when he would say those

things. I felt I did not have the right to judge him and God would be
his judge. I now realize that I should have judged him. We were

unevenly yoked.

As I see now, I truly believe he hates women, based on his

behavior with me and the other women who became a part of his

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