up and leave, go, etc.

up and (do something)

To do something quickly, unexpectedly, or abruptly, especially without warning or explanation. I must have offended him, because halfway through the conversation he just up and left. The town has been in a panic searching for a young girl who up and vanished over the weekend. Everyone asks how I came up with the story, thinking it must have taken all this time and planning, but the truth is one day I thought up the premise and then I just up and wrote it.
See also: and, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

ˌup and ˈleave, ˈgo, etc.

(informal) leave, go, etc. quickly and unexpectedly: Without saying anything, she just upped and went.
See also: and, up
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • up and
  • up and (do something)
  • up and did
  • abortive action
  • take (something) in good part
  • take something in good part
  • take something personally
  • take (something) personally
  • take personally
  • personally