"Shut up! We didn't film ourselves!"
"Hi, Pam's grammaw. Sorry you had to find out like this."
She hits him.
I kept writing and dreaming till my words ran out
And I stared at this blank page
'Til finally I wrote
Five letters Jim has written to Pam throughout his time at Dunder Mifflin.
Somewhere between Casino Night and Gay Witch Hunt. Pam's honest thoughts over her feelings for Jim, and he leaving for Stamford, as she's parked in front of his former apartment.
A bit of last minute Christmas shopping could go further than finding the perfect gift.
Written for the Secret Santa exchange (so sorry about the delay)
“We just... we never got the timing right, you know? I shot him down and then he did the same to me, but you know what? It's okay.”
Jim and Pam turn each other down a couple more times before finally getting together. Set after Casino Night until The Return.
A story of how Pam established her own Christmas tradition.
Written for 2020 Secret Santa Fic exchange.
When Jim realizes he hasn’t said a word about his feelings for Pam because she’s still engaged to Roy, he decides to take an unexpected trip to Australia some days before their wedding week. Eventually, he will come back to Scranton to stop the wedding.
31 [Reviews - 33] Six different proposals, one actual wedding that ends in a proposal of her own.
Written for secret santa!
Following a crushing showing at the art exhibition, Pam is offered a new path forward by her instructor. Finding confidence and a renewed sense of self worth, she is afforded the opportunity to break free from an oppressive and toxic environment. What happens when Jim stumbles intor this alternative life and witnesses her growth firsthand? (Late Season 3 - AU)
It's a quarter after one, I'm all alone and I need you now.
Said I wouldn't call, but I lost all control and I need you now.
Song fic to Need You Now by Lady Antebellum. Season 3, set right after Grief Counseling.
Canon-Divergence AU, set during Casino Night.
She could lie to herself all she wanted, she could pretend she had missed all the signs and was taken by complete surprise by those five words of his. But she knew she had only missed as much as he had misinterpreted.
Nothing, that was.