Okay next chapter as promised, so please review.

Flat 33:

A girl of about fifteen lay on the sofa, she was still wearing her catholic school uniform, which she had only bothered to wear to make her mom believe she was actually planning on going on to, after she had dropped her two younger brothers off.

But now instead of attending her third lesson of the day, she was lying in her boyfriends arms on her sofa, where she would sat until quarter to three when she would leave to pick up the young pranksters from school, who where also known as Toby, and Matthew, her two younger brothers.

Jack, or as he was better known Cramp, was taking a drag of his spiff, with his one free hand as the other was rapped around his girl friend tight. As he blow the smoke out, Mary Jane his girlfriend muffled a cough. She hated it when he smoked cannabis in her flat, not only did it set of her asthma but also her brothers seemed to not like the smell, while her Mom didn't even notice.

Suddenly Cramp moved causing her to lay on her back, she knew what he was doing it was how he always did. He now finished his dying spiff and retuned it to his ashtray, as he leaned his body down onto her's. An then with out choice, he lowed his mouth onto hers, allowing the taste of her fill I'm, as he leaned his hands low and began to undo her buttons.

Leo finally reached flat 33, he reached in his pocket and again found the fob with the key that had let him into the building, and then next to it was another, this time older and slightly less coloured. He again hoped there wasn't a lock change as he slipped he key in and just like before it slowly turned allowing him back home.

As he stepped in, straight away he smelled a unusual smell, one that he knew but wasn't sure were from but it seemed to remind him again of his teenage years.

As he took of his jacket and shoes, as though he had never left for six years, but instead had just nipped to the shop six minutes ago.

Suddenly Leo stood still, as he heard a noise, it was a moan, or something that seemed to being caused by pleasure and then again it came but this time was quickly followed by, "em, Sugar," Leo didn't need to hear anymore, he quickly walked forward knowing exactly where the noise had come from, he swung open the door that had previously been closed, and then there to his horror, lay his little sister, all though she didn't seem so little anymore she had changed so much in the last six years Leo hardly recognised her.

But now in front of him, on the nearby sofa lay his sister Mary Jane, her school skirt open and draped at her sides, while her soft flesh was open to the world only being hidden by a black lacy bra, which held to hands on its front.

Those to hands belonged to the animal that was lying upon her, as his lips smothered her's.

They hadn't even noticed Leo, so it was a surprise, when suddenly Cramp was being pulled up by the scruff of his neck, and was a bigger one when he found himself on the floor.

As she realised Cramp had moved she opened her eyes, only to see the green ones of her older brother starring back, she quickly pulled her blouse together as she did up the buttons.

Leo then turned his attention to the lad before him, at first he didn't recognise the boy, but then again as the look of fear settled in his eyes, a memory settle in Leo's brain. He was eighteen and the boy in front of him was nine, he had been picking on Leo's sister so Leo had threatened him, and then realised the quivering wreak before him was Jack, Jack Thomas.

But Leo didn't feel like reunions, or at least no ones with Jack, not now that he remembered the last time he had seen Jack had been at his brothers funeral, Jacks that was.

William Thomas ad been a good friend of Leo's and had died two years before, in L.A where the two where working along with Rick, they had been a ban of brothers back then, an so like his brother Leo just spoke calmly, "get out," Jack didn't even look back when his girlfriend called him.

Leo shut the door after him, and then walked to the kitchen where he boiled the kettle, to make the two a cup of tea each.

He walked back to the living room and put down the cups, as his sister began to shout, "what the fuck do you think your doing here! You can't just drop in after six years, and start playing the big bro routine!" Leo listened to his sister's ramblings as she began to cry. Leo watched as the tears began to roll down her face, he didn't stop them as he knew she was right, he couldn't just come back as though nothing had changed, he had changed as had she, and who knew about the rest.

But one thing hadn't changed he was still her big brother, and he still needed to look after her.

As she stood and walked over to the window, so she could dry her eyes, one thing she had always hated was people seeing her cry. That was one thing she had got from her farther, was the way she hated people to know she was venerable, who knew about actually let them see it.

As Leo watched his sister dry her eyes, and try to snivel them away, "Mj," he whispered, and suddenly the snivels and hidden tears stopped.

She slowly turned around, and looked at him. it had been six years since anyone had called her Mj, it seemed that as soon as Leo left, so did the name. He had been the first one to ever call Mary Jane Wyatt Mj, he had been a big fan of comic books when he had been younger, and so when she was born and his Mom told him what she was going to be called, he straight away linked it with Spiderman, and so had called her Mj.

An so it had stuck, but then six years ago when he had joined them, along with Rick and Will. An when he left everyone stopped calling her Mj, and then it suddenly became Mary, just Mary.

An then she realised, although he hadn't been there for six years, six long years. He was still her big brother; an still was looking out for her. As she wiped away the last of her tears, she slowly walked towards him, and in true big brother fashion he embraced her In a hug.

After she had questioned him to why he had come back, although he dint really tell her, and what he had been doing, again he only ever gave limited answers, she gave up and he agreed to take her out for a ice cream like he had use to do when she was younger. Although now she said she would prefer a coffee, and cake instead making him realise just how much she had grown up since he had last seen her.

As they sat in the coffee shop, Leo read his copy of the Bay Mirror, while Mj drank the last dreads of her coffee. It came to both their thoughts that neither of them had said anything about Jack yet, and the fact Mj had been playing hooky to do so.

That was when Leo looked up, and let his paper fall to the table below, shedding its personals pages across the wood.

"Mary Jane," he began, as she slipped her nose further into her mug, as she began to dread what was coming next. Leo was the kind of man who would only ever use her name when he either wanted a truly serious conversation, or was about to have ago at her and today she just wasn't sure which one it was going to be though.

"You know if your nose goes any further down your going to need a life preserver," Leo said trying to lighten he mood but in failing as he only received a stiff smile in return. Leo sighed and carried on, "you got the day off then?" knowing that she didn't, but deciding to give her the chance of doing the right thing, like his Mom had always done for him when he had been a teenager.

She looked up, and into his green eyes, somehow she could never lie to those, so she sighed and stirred the dreads of coffee with a nearby spoon and began the downward spiral the conversation was likely to be. "No," she mumbled.

"So how come your at home?" he asked as innocently as he could manage,

"I skived the day off," she said in a voice that said although you already knew that didn't you.

"Why?" Leo asked, putting her in even a more difficult situation, and he knew it.

"I don't wanna talk about it," he mumbled again, as she started paying her attention to the mug once again.

"Mary Jane…" he said in a patronising voice, "this isn't like you," but before he could carry in, she looked up.

"An you know so much about me, about who I am c'os you've around so much these last six years!"

Leo knew he deserved that, "I'm sorry I haven't been around much, " she rolled her eyes as if to say yer whatever, " but I'm here now, so come on you can talk to me what's wrong?"

She didn't want to tell him, but knew if she didn't he would go to school and they would, "I get, it's hard." She chocked and finally looked back up at him, "I'm filling in class, and I'm always getting in trouble for stuff I haven't done, its just easier not to go." She finished.

With that Leo hugged the little girl, and promised to see he head about it all on Monday, knowing his Mom wouldn't have even bothered. Then the two sat and she helped him go though the paper looking for somewhere to live.

"What about that one?" she asked as she pointed to a one bedroom flat, with communal bathroom and kitchen.

"It's a bit studenty, I want people of my own age." He replied as the thought of all night parties, and finding sick hidden away the next day.

Mj sighed at her brother's pickiness as she crossed out another home, when one caught her eye, "what about this it's a house share, over in Prescott drive, good fees, and own bathroom what yah think?" she asked hoping he would try it as it was definitely good for the money.

Leo took the paper from his sister's hands, and pulled out his cell phone, to his sister's much excitement he began to punch the number in.

Suddenly the phone at P3 began to ring, Piper was busy in the back putting away the last of the weekends delivery. So as Prue walked behind the bar and quickly answered it for her,

"Hello P3," she said in her professional voice.

"Hi em," camera impressive males voice, "I'm Leo Wyatt I saw your advert for a room mi the Bay Mirror have I got the right number?" he asked in a slightly scared tone, so Prue let her tone go and relaxed into her normal stance.

"Yer you'll need to talk to my sister though can you just hold on a minute?" she asked,

"Sure," came the voice again.

Before Prue placed her hand over the speaker part of the, before shouting to Piper "Pipe there's someone on the phone about the room," straight away she heard a drop and then her flustered sister came into the room, taking the phone as she sent he sister to carry on with the work in the back room.

"Hello Piper Halliwell she sang down the phone," and to her surprise a man's voice replied.

"Hi I'm Leo Wyatt I heard there's a room going,"

Sorry it was alittle long, but can you reveiw.