(DWP) Tutor
Title: Tutor
Fandom: The Devil Wears Prada
Author: jackiejlh
Rating: PG-13
Character(s): Miranda Priestly, Stephen, OFC
Pairing(s): Miranda/Stephen, Stephen/OFC
Warning(s): Off-screen adultery
Summary: Miranda rarely notices her employees. | Written for the dvlwears_prada community ABC challenge prompt of 'Tutor'.
Miranda was used to having people in and out of her home. The maid, the nanny, the cook, her assistants, and various others had keys to her townhouse and were there at all hours of the day and night. She barely even saw any of them, except one. She noticed Tanya, Cassidy's science tutor. Or rather, she noticed the way that Stephen noticed Tanya.
At first she thought she was imagining it. After all, the girl was barely eighteen, much too young for Stephen. But soon the lingering stares, the times that he came home early on Mondays or Thursdays when Tanya would be at their home, happened too often for her to ignore it any longer.
She fired Tanya and handed her daughter's science project over to Andrea. Stephen was angry that she'd made that decision without talking to him, but she reminded him that he had no right to question her decisions on who would teach her daughter, and he couldn't very well argue that point. She didn't give the entire thing another thought.
She realized perhaps she should have when, just days after the divorce was made final, the papers exploded with the news that her ex-husband was engaged to a woman less than half Miranda’s age. A mere girl, really. Named Tanya.
Fandom: The Devil Wears Prada
Author: jackiejlh
Rating: PG-13
Character(s): Miranda Priestly, Stephen, OFC
Pairing(s): Miranda/Stephen, Stephen/OFC
Warning(s): Off-screen adultery
Summary: Miranda rarely notices her employees. | Written for the dvlwears_prada community ABC challenge prompt of 'Tutor'.
Miranda was used to having people in and out of her home. The maid, the nanny, the cook, her assistants, and various others had keys to her townhouse and were there at all hours of the day and night. She barely even saw any of them, except one. She noticed Tanya, Cassidy's science tutor. Or rather, she noticed the way that Stephen noticed Tanya.
At first she thought she was imagining it. After all, the girl was barely eighteen, much too young for Stephen. But soon the lingering stares, the times that he came home early on Mondays or Thursdays when Tanya would be at their home, happened too often for her to ignore it any longer.
She fired Tanya and handed her daughter's science project over to Andrea. Stephen was angry that she'd made that decision without talking to him, but she reminded him that he had no right to question her decisions on who would teach her daughter, and he couldn't very well argue that point. She didn't give the entire thing another thought.
She realized perhaps she should have when, just days after the divorce was made final, the papers exploded with the news that her ex-husband was engaged to a woman less than half Miranda’s age. A mere girl, really. Named Tanya.