1 1 3 4 2 A peek into the life of Michael and Jan... in 55 words.
I wrote this in response to the 55 Word Challenge before realizing it was only for Jim and Pam. Phooey. So I'm posting it anyway.
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Our favorite Dunder Mifflin women find out some big news.1 32 This is a transcript of The Newlywed Show, taped in December 2009.1 Jan is a little (a lot) bit crazy.
This is a little outdated, but so be it.
9 1 Jan and Michael during Back from Vacation
7 Gould won't... communicate with Jan. Five conversations that answer the question: Why Michael?3 She notices his eyes are shining with unshed tears and a jolt of fear runs down her spine.1 2 3 It had to be some cosmic joke that, the week after her divorce was final, she ended up making out with Michael Scott in a hotel room. When she’d been married to Gould, she always felt like an obligation to him. 5 Michael and Jan. Halloween. Marriage. Boo!
Written as a response to a 5 elements improv!fanfic - finished in under 2 hours.
Her reflection in the mirror shows a woman who, just a few hours ago, had everything in order, everything in place, and now she's got a blotchy face and mascara smudged around her eyes. Not to mention Michael Scott sitting outside of the bathroom door. Takes place post-The Client
3 For all she’d tried to deny it, there was something about him that simply made her happy.
An Improv!Fic peek inside Jan's mind during her trip to Sandals Jamaica.
5 Improv!Fic - Started by ObsessionInc - Prompts by GreenFish. Someone has made a big change in her life and she's actually OK with it.
1 I had to write something about what went on in Jamaica.... and then I had to add part II, from Michael's perspecive.
Not 100% confident in how well part II works, but I'll throw it out there. Feedback is awesome.
1 Pure speculation about the other side of Michael's phone conversation at the end of Benihana Christmas.
Spoilers through A Benihana Christmas, combined with my shippy speculations (based somewhat on NBC promos...) about who Michael's Jamaican traveling companion is going to be.
13 Nobody's business but the people involved. Working together day after day, it's hard not to bring emotions into it. There's always something hiding beneath the surface. Many, many pairings.