Ch.25
When Piper and Leo got home, they knew something wasn't right. There were 4 cop cars outside of the Manor. The first thing that came to mind and they had both shouted was "TAYLOR!" Piper got out of the car and ran into the house.
"Grams!" Piper yelled. She stood up and stopped Piper from running. "Where's Taylor?" Piper asked.
"She's gone," Grams answered.
"What?" Piper asked, tears coming to her eyes. She heard her grandmother, but it was like she didn't. Leo was behind Piper and he too had tears in his eyes. Grams repeated herself before Piper fainted. Luckily, Leo was behind her. Her caught her and put her onto the couch.
Half an hour later, Piper woke up. "Taylor!" she yelled, sitting up. Leo came running over and calmed her down.
"Piper, honey, calm down," he said, hugging her. After 5 minutes, she stopped crying, stood up, and walked over to Grams.
"How?" she asked.
Grams looked up confused and asked, "how what?"
"How could you leave her alone? She is only a year and a half old baby. How could you leave her in a room all by herself?" Piper asked, angry and crying again.
"I'm sorry," Grams started, "the phone rang. I went to get it and wasn't gone for more than 2 minutes."
"Still, you left her alone and now she's gone. I trusted you with my daughter, your great-granddaughter and she was kidnapped. This is all your fault. If anything happens to my daughter, I will never talk to you again and you will never see me again!" she yelled, completely crying. Grams too had tears in her eyes.
"Piper!" Leo yelled, shocked. He had never seen her like this before.
"What? Are you defending her?" Piper asked.
"It wasn't her fault," Leo replied, trying to convince himself.
"Are you serious? Our daughter is missing and you're defending the one person we left her with. The one person we trusted with our baby. How could you defend her!" Piper yelled. The argument had moved outside to where people from school, neighbors, Prue, Phoebe, Andy, Adam, and Leo's parents had all gathered and heard everything. Piper didn't wait for a response from him. Instead, she got into her car, crying, and sped away.