How would things have turned out if Pam read the card that came with her teapot?She wants it to be perfect. She wants to tell him in the most romantic, perfect way she can think of, so that the memory of those words are not "I can't" but lovely, sweet, and round: "I love you, Jim."
Pam makes plans to make a declaration.
The Dunder-Mifflin employees take up online gaming, exercise, and hoagies. Jim leaves a lot of voicemail messages.Yet another story inspired by a song by Ingrid Michaelson called Breakable. I really wanted to tell a story about people being just that -- breakable, and ultimately how grace helps keep us from falling apart. So yeah -- a nice fluffy holiday piece. ;-)
Pam and Jim are engaged and planning their upcoming wedding, but Jim has a peculiar temporary living arrangement. This story is one week of at-work emails surrounding the situation. Please note that Fancy New Beesly is in full bloom; she takes a hard line with Michael these days.“Quite an interesting collection you have here, Jim.”
Pam and Jim are learning all sorts of interesting things about each other.
A smattering of short(ish) scenes on the subject...
Pam takes a trip to Target, buys a swimsuit, and gets some inspiration from an unlikely source.Set after Cocktails...Most of the office leaves for the day. A few people are left behind. One of them has a gun and every intention of using it.
It's never too late to celebrate the people you love.She says his name and it stops him.
"I don't like bullies." A deeper look in to Jim's dislike for certain bullies and his relationships with certain co-workers...
This was submitted for the Office Fiction Writers Challenge. Kevin Malone decides to try his hand at creative writing.
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