Title: The Truth Comes Out

A/N- There's going to be only one more chapter after this one, because I'm tired of writing it and I don't think it's good anyways. Well, enjoy as much as you can.

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By the time Piper and Prue got home, they saw Phoebe all dressed up and ready to go. The outfit was cute, but Phoebe wasn't allowed to dress like that. Grams would flip if she saw.

"Where do you think your going?," Prue asked. Phoebe smiled nervously and answered, "I'm going out to this club with a friend." Prue said, "Not dressed like that your not." Phoebe said, "I'll go change into something else."

She takes a look at Piper and asked, "Are you okay?" Piper nodded and said, "I just need to get out for awhile. Mind if I go with you?" Phoebe answered, "No. I'm sure Betsy won't mind having you come along too." Piper nodded and head upstairs to change.

"what's wrong with her?," Phoebe asked. Prue replied, "she and Jordan broke up." Phoebe nodded and waited for Piper.

Phoebe always believed that Jordan was never Piper's type anyways. Besides it didn't seem like Piper cared if they were together or not. At least she's not broken hearted about him as she was about Leo.

They arrived at the club later on, and got in easily.

Bodies were cramped into one place, moving to the beat of the music.

The beat pounded with Piper's heart, making it impossible for her to hear anything but the music. Piper felt a tug on her hand as Phoebe pulled them to a table to order drinks.

She was looking for someone, she didn't know exactly who.

Before she knew it, Phoebe left the table for a dance or two. Piper didn't mind. She wanted to come to clear her head, and the music was helping a lot. She let the lyrics of the song flow through her.

Suddenly, from the corners of her eyes. Piper saw that someone she was looking for. Unfortunately, he was dancing with another girl. One that she wasn't fond of, but knew from school and wild parties.

Piper left her drink at the table, climbed down from her chair and walked over to them.

"Hi," Piper greeted Leo who turned his attention her immediately forgetting the girl who was dancing in his arms awhile ago. The girl didn't feel crush about it, she just found another partner to dance with.

"Hi, you scared my partner away. Now, who's going to dance with me?," he asked her. Piper smiled and said, "I will." He gladly took her hand and pulled her close.

She felt so right in his arms, she never wanted to let him go ever again.

After awhile, Leo asked breaking the silence. "So, is it true?"

Piper looked up and asked, "About what?" Leo answered, "You know what. News travels quick, Piper." Piper commented, "I bet it does." "So?," Leo asked her. Piper answered looking down at the floor, "Yeah, it's true. Kind of sudden, but true."

There was that weird silence again. This time it lasted much longer. The pop song faded and a slow dance song started. Some couples left, while others stayed on the dance floor.

Piper had her head on his shoulder smelling in his cologne. It was a new smell, much sweeter but manly. She didn't even think of how much pain she left him in. It seemed like to her she had regrets of leaving him, but if she didn't. She wouldn't have realized that she loved him.

Oh, my gosh, Piper thought. I said I love him. Could this be true? Is this how I feel? How does he feel about me? Will he say I love you too or will he turn away? Questions ran through her head like a stampede.

"Piper..." Leo started to say but was cut off by her. "I should talk," Piper said. "I don't think it was fair for me to treat you the way I did. I should have let you explain, but I was too angry to think straight. I know I should have done things different. Like not fussing about Dana in the first place. Then we never would have had that stupid fight." Leo said, "you had every right to be angry and to yell. I was the one who should have done things differently. I should have told you in the first place." Piper smiles and said, "I guess we both have a fault in this."

"I'm sorry," they both said in unison. They smiled at each other and had a sense of belonging within each others world again.

"So, tell me something. You like this cheerleading gig?," Leo questioned her. Piper grins and replied, "It's not a bad thing. Yeah, I like it." Leo said, "Wow. Piper Halliwell, a cheerleader. I don't think I can ever connect those two together." Piper said, "You'll get used to it." Leo commented with a smile, "Although I can't complain about the skirt. It makes you look really cute." Piper slapped his chest playfully, "Hey! Don't make fun." Leo chuckled.

Piper fiddled with his collar and questioned biting her lips, "So, are we like...friends again? Or what?"

"Friends? I was hoping we could be more then friends. But if you don't want to then..." his voice trailed off.

"I was just wondering if we could just get to know each other again, then maybe that could be a possibility," Piper explained to him. Leo nodded feeling the disappointment.

"But then again...," she said caressing his face.

Leo, conscience, of what she wanted. He leaned down and kissed her.