Sometimes it takes support from an unlikely source to help you through your darkest hours.
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Post- Email Surveillance. After Jim's BBQ, Pam stays to help clean up, and something more happens.
Jim and Pam try to find their way back. Hopefully without a national audience. Spoilers up to The Job. Pam got her nerve a little sooner then "Beach Games" and sends a private gift to Jim in Stamford. Jim has some thoughts on the matter.
Spoilers through Initiation.
(This story has been edited it's actually only 1,624 words long)
How Jim became a 28-year-old virgin.
I wanted to try and write something and thought a 55 word challenge was a good place to start. Thanks to Bees and OO over at NBC Boards (JAM Therapy) who encouraged me to try this.
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It was the fourth time she called and the fourth time he missed it.
What if Pam called Jim two months after her cancelled wedding?
Maybe she moved to fast.
Pam reflects.
(I guess spoilers for Casino Night and its aftermath)
Set to the song Who Knew by Pink.
It was a night of love and romance on the high seas. Such a pity that the Booze Cruise went up in flames and sank to the bottom of Lake Wallenpaupack.
A crossover with Gilligan's Island...because I have no shame. And I can't do justice to X-Files.
The 'Hot Girl' episode from season one, from Pam's perspective. If only she could've realized things a bit sooner...
Obvious spoilers for Hot Girl (though hopefully if you're on this site you've seen it by now...) and rated T for one bad word in the beginning.
Post season three finale. Pam, Jim, a train. Sometimes you just have to try new things. A Pam/Ryan story that is more about Pam/Jim than you would think.
Karen, Jim, Kelly, and Dwight POV during the finale, especially the end. A character study of sorts. Some implications of Jim/Pam, Kelly/Ryan and onesided Karen/Jim.
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