AN: So I'm once again being pulled by the DWP fandom and I realized that I miss this so much. This just story just crossed my mind so I decide to write it. This will be composed of 3 chapters, all of them are kinda short since I'm still a bit hesitant about it lol. Anyways, hope you enjoy it :)) AND DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE A REVIEW, it will mean a lot.

Disclaimer: None of these are mine, just the flow itself. All rights belong to the author of the book and anyone else in charge in making the film.

CHAPTER 1

Cassidy and Caroline stood outside their mother's bedroom, worry etched on their faces as they try to coax their mom to open the door, "mom, come on! You need help, and you won't get any better if you lock yourself in," Cassidy sighed, "please?"

They heard another coughing fit and their mother's rough voice, "don't worry about me bobbseys, mommy will be fine. I just need a little rest, you go back to bed."

The twins shared another look, "call her," Caroline nodded before making the call.

Andy woke up from the shrill sound of her phone with a jolt and reached for the offending object blindly. "What the hell?"

She put her phone next to her ear and was shocked to hear a sob from the other end of the line.

"Andy?"

Sitting up from her bed, her eyes widened at the time and the familiar voice on the other end of the line, "Caro? What is it? What's wrong?"

"I-it's mom, sh-she's not feeling well for a few days now and," she heard Caroline pause before Cassidy took over.

"She's getting worse Andy, she won't accept help. We've been trying. We already tried Nigel but mom won't give in."

"She's been working from home too," there was a moment of silence before Caroline spoke up again, "we need you Andy, you're the only one who can get through her."

While the girls were relaying the information, Andy started to pack a few things, "alright girls, don't worry, everything will be fine. I'll be there in 20."

She heard the girls sigh in relief and had to smile at the words uttered next, "don't bother taking the subway or getting a taxi, Roy's already waiting out front."

Once Andy got out of her apartment, she was greeted Roy before he opened the passenger side door, "good to see you again Andy, despite the current situation."

As soon as Roy got behind the wheel, the journalist replied, "you too," she took a deep breath and then suddenly wondered, "how come you got here so fast?"

"What did the girls tell you?"

Andy shrugged, worry increasing as they got near the townhouse, "just that Miranda's been sick and working at home for a few days now."

Roy nodded, "that's not all, she's not been feeling well two weeks prior to that, she would get in the morning and she'll always end up sleeping. She started to ask me to always have a bottle of water in the car. There were times that she'll get a little dizzy and I have to support her. That's just in the morning. When she goes home, she'll ask me to wait on the back entrance of the building because I have to support her from the elevator to the car. I suggested to take her to the hospital but she just glared at me," Roy paused and shook his head. He picked up his speed since there was not much of a heavy traffic. "But last Friday, I was surprised that she directly called me from office instead of asking Emily to do it. I swear Andy, she's getting worse by the minute," when the driver looked back at his companion, he cringed, "sorry to dump all that to you. I haven't told anyone yet. When Cass and Caro knew what was happening, I told them not to hesitate to call me when something happens."

Processing all of the information, Andy nodded as she noticed that they arrived. Before going out, Andy placed a gentle hand on Roy's arm and smiled at him, "thank you Roy, for being there for her."

Both of them got out of the car and walked towards the townhouse, "everyone says that she's an Ice Queen, but I've been driving Miranda Priestly for as long as I can remember, and everyday gives me an opportunity to say otherwise." Before he let Andy go, he smiled gently at her, "it may not be completely appropriate right now, but, don't let her go Andy, both of you deserves happiness."

The brown-haired girl opened her mouth but found herself alone in front of the townhouse. She realized it was a good thing that she didn't return the key to the Priestly's house and hoped that the code was still the same. She breathed a sigh of relief as she opened the door and had no time to close it before she was enveloped in a tight hug by two pairs of arms. "Andy!"

She immediately kneeled and pulled back from the hug. Andy looked back and forth between the twins and smiled, "Everything's gonna be alright, okay? You two need to go back to bed, I'll tuck you in before I deal with your mother." The fact that Miranda was only a couple of floors away sent a churning feeling in her stomach. They did not exactly end things in a good way, and it was partly fault and she knew that, but right now, all she could think of was to take care of her Queen and make sure that she'll be back in no time. Heaven and Hell be damned.

Her thoughts were interrupted when the redhead twins tugged at her hand and led her upstairs.

Miranda had been in bed since 7pm and it was now 3 in the morning. She kept on tossing and turning but sleep did not come, she stripped off her clothes to feel cool and not suffocated but it didn't help. Now her surroundings started to spin and she felt nauseous and lightheaded while cold sweat covered her forehead. The editor-in-chief forced herself to sit up and walked towards the bathroom, but before she could move further, her legs gave away.

tbc...