It's now time for just the terror with Nick Guerra.

Just too close. I've had a creepy coworker follow me all the way home, freaked me the hell out.

The worst part of it was that most people didn't believe me.

This is a guy who would just stand in the dory of my cubicle, enough that I got a rearview mirror for my computer monitor so I could see how long he stands there without saying anything.

He did it a lot and would stand for minutes without saying a word. Just watching me. Sometimes you would ask me questions

like what kind and color of my car I drive, then would say I'm just asking because I thought

I saw you the other day.

In hindsight the questions didn't seem so innocuous.

So when I looked in the side view mirror of my car when I was about a block away from our

apartments and saw his face. I was in shock. I couldn't believe he had actually gone that far.

I was on the phone with my husband and told him what I was seeing. I thought I must be going crazy.

And continued on to the apartments while watching him to see if he followed.

Sure enough, he followed.

Followed me down a street that was merely an entry point for a small neighborhood in my apartment complex.

It isn't really used for anything else.

And I knew where he lived, so I knew he had no business being there.

I turned into the complex, and there he was right behind me.

My building was located in a really squirrely part of the entire place, way at the back but in the middle.

So he had to drive a circular path to get there, but he was behind me the whole time. I didn't go to my building. I passed the turn to go to it and booked it around to the exit and tore down the street into the neighborhood. I turned around, parked at the end of the street street and watched the exit to see if he would come out. I mean, maybe he was visiting someone who just happened to live there. That's what I kept telling myself. But nope, there he was. pulled right out of the exit and drove towards the direction of where he lived. I told my boss the next day, totally freaked out. She kind of believed me.

It sounded absurd, but she knew I wouldn't make it up, but no one else in charge believed me.

They handled it appropriately at my job and all, but they couldn't really do anything.

They could only counsel him on the harassment of watching me work.

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