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was any objection to the restraining order Jerome said no. The

restraining order was in place until October. We both had to wait ten
minutes for the final R.O. After Jerome received him, I purposely

waited for a half-hour to leave, allowing crazy Jerome enough time to
be long gone.

I knew how this fool's mind operated; he would always push the
envelope as far as he could without crossing the line. A half-hour later,

as I walked into the parking garage, I saw crazy Jerome. He was waiting

at the far end of the garage with his car turned in the opposite direction
of where I had parked. Since I had Daddy's car, he did not know what

I was driving. Once I recognized he was still in the parking garage, he
saw me. I run to the car and backed out quickly. I was ahead of him;

he had to turn his car around quickly to catch up to me. I pulled out
and the next thing I knew he was right behind me. I was scared to

death. This fool had just received an R.O. and he felt he did not have
to oblige by it.

By the grace of God again, just as I was leaving out of the garage
to turn onto the street outside of the garage with crazy Jerome behind

me, a police cruiser pulled behind Jerome. I made an immediate right
and crazy Jerome continued, I guess he had second thoughts once he

saw the police cruiser behind him. That was the last time I saw or

heard from crazy Jerome. I then had to go and deal with crazy Leroy,
the sale of the house, the divorce and all the bill collectors who would
now be knocking on my door -- hard.

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