No one's ever had a crush on her as far as she knows. Roy, maybe, but that was so long ago it doesn't feel like it even counts.Jim returns the favor and reads Pam's palm.
Post Episode for "The Fight" (S2E6).
After the events of beach day, Pam decides that desperate times call for desperate measures. She only has three days before Jim has his big job interview and she's got to do something to show him why he should stay right there in Scranton.
Just a sexy AU about how the time could have been different.
Spoilers from season 3 especially Beach Day and The Job.
A MILLION THANKS TO LADAMA FOR THE STORY ART. It's amazing and so are you.
Ryan and Pan rethink!
2017 Valentine's Day Competition Entry
A different take on Season 2's "Valentine's Day"
DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own the Office! (I wish)
A drunken phone call between Pam and Jim, set in Season 3.
Warning: References to alcohol
DISCLAIMER: I don't own the Office. If I did, there would be more drunk Pam.
This is a “what if” situation that takes place during S3E16: Business School. It begins the day before this episode, on Valentine’s Day 2007, and ends at Pam’s art show the following night. What might have happened if Pam actually married Roy on the wedding date he set on the Booze Cruise (June 10, 2006)? This fanfic finds out.
Pam is depressed until an unexpected surprise
It is Valentine's Day and Michael is throwing a party. Pam Goes to the party to blow off some steam and have fun. Pam gets a little drunk and gets the guts to do something she has been wanting to say for a long time.
A response to this challenge "Get Jim & Karen together/apart in 55 words". Jim and Karen's (and Pam's) relationship in 6 55-word parts.A glimpse into the instant messaging history of Jim and Pam. Written with the intention of expanding on what we see on the show, as well as to tie up some loose ends. There will be a conversation for each episode through Season 3.
4 It’s not as if she’s never seen his desk without him sitting there, because of course she has. He’s stayed home sick, made occasional—if unexciting—use of his vacation days, gone on sales calls — she knows what the office looks like when the shape of him is missing, when she glances up and there’s an absence where the slope of his shoulders is supposed to be.
As she settles in that first day of his absence, hangs her coat and takes her seat, Pam lets herself miss him as a coworker and as a best friend and that’s it. Work will be work, with or without Jim Halpert.
But that’s a lie, because of course it is.
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A series of one-shots retelling season 3 from Pam's perspective