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Because the MOMENT that she turned against you, you should have quit the game and loaded an earlier save to fix the problem. You likely were making her angry a lot, because to turn someone hostile that was your companion like that is VERY HARD to do.
If you look at Piper's information on the charts on this page, maybe it will show you what you've done to make her angry enough that she will then turn on you.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_4_companions
Npcs usually calm down after a while. A week should be enough.
After you complete the quest "Reunion" Piper pops up in Diamond City in Valentine's office and is ready to accompany you again. This would fix the previous behavior, unless she is still mad at you.
Good Luck.