Jim Halpert is a high school English teacher starting a new life at a new school in a new town.
Is there life and love after Jam?It's a little AU, with Jim still working at Dunder-Mifflin, but attacking his job issues and his journey with Pam from a different direction. What if Jim worked in the warehouse with Roy when he starts to find the office receptionist way too attractive for his own good?
A look at the an angsty side of Jim and Pam. Things happen, insecurities come forward, and moments from the past haunt their future. But they will fight through it.
What if Roy was lying when he said he'd never cheated on Pam? What if Pam was always a little less healthy than she let on? What if everything, everywhere, is only meant to fall apart?She saw the iPod as she was packing her stuff into boxes. It had been tucked away in a drawer for months. She never listened to it anymore; the memories were too painful.
AU Season 2, some undetermined amount of time after Booze Cruise. Roy invites Jim to a house party."Steer clear Big Tuna. Head for open waters."
There was a part of Jim's life in Stamford that he only shared with her.
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Jim looks back over 10 years of his life. Does he like what he sees?
The town mouse and the country mouse. Jim/Pam, Jim/Pam/Ryan.Her first day at Dunder Mifflin wasn't the first time they'd met. Mostly AU with perhaps a bit of S2 or S3-related stuff...I haven't really planned it out yet though. Oh, and the title of the story is also the title of an old Zombies song.
Also, I'm new to this stuff so if I've mislabeled anything, please let me know! I don't even know what most of the labels mean. :-S
It’s time for the first annual Dunder Mifflin National Sales Meeting in Las Vegas. What will go down in the city of sin, where alcohol flows, love can be won, lost and won again, and where drive-through weddings are all-too-available?
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.