What will Pam and Jim take to remember the other when Jim goes to Stamford? And who will influence their separation along the way? And why am I feeling the need for some angsty-ness?
Starts out between Season 2/3
Based on the song If I Could Tell Her from Dear Evan Hansen. which I also don't own.
College AU, Jim falls in love with a friend of a friend (you know those kinda weird friendships) and cannot imagine that she also might be in love with him.
TW: there is heavily implied domestic violence in this story.
I do not know I how to summarize this really.
The writing style is a little bit different, but I felt it was the best way to convey what I was imagining. It switches POV quite often, so watch out for that. I also tried to avoid names until a particular moment, so that's part of it too.
It's some post casino night angst, canon divergence, with a little bit of a cheesy ending.
An arrest. A trial. A prison cell.
Jim and Pam fight to keep their hopes alive, while Dwight tries to uncover the truth.
Jim and Pam debate the merits of expiration dates.
References to "Launch Party" (S4E5/6).
She sits on the couch and cries. Until she hears a knock at the door.
"It was Saturday afternoon and Jim was sitting on his couch watching a basketball game and drinking a beer, when the doorbell rang. Jim was confused, he wasn’t expecting anyone, so he almost didn’t answer the door because it was probably some door to door salesman he had no time for. But he did. He launched himself from the couch and swung open the door. And saw nothing. Something moved below him in his peripheral vision, and his eyes snapped down."
Set around Season 2ish, before Casino Night.One-Shot
Jim receives a phone-call from a very drunk Pam the night of her wedding. With her wedding opening a fresh wound in his heart, he doesn't talk long before silencing his phone and going back to sleep.
Pam wakes up with fuzzy memories of the night before, horrified at what she might have said in the voicemails she left Jim.
An Office Prequel from Jim's perspective (at least mostly).
James Halpert starts his first day at Dunder-Mifflin just to earn a paycheck. Little does he know that accepting a job as a paper salesman would change his life more than he ever thought possible.
When the secrets of one employee cost the others twelve hours of peril, locked in the office under a hostage situation, true colors begin to shine through.
Essentially taking the General Hospital Metro Court hostage crisis from 2007 and pretending it happened in The Office, so if you've seen it, some plot lines will probably give you nostalgia... :)
A Quiet Place crossover. Gory, action-packed, dark, irreverent, and relatively hilarious (all things considered). This fic is primarily JAM-focused, but also prominently features some traditionally-underutilized secondary characters.
Takes place around the start of season 4. Just before Fun Run would have happened, if the world hadn't ended.
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