In his defense, the plan was ingenious.
The story of how Pam taught Jim to drive stick (even though he may or may not have already known how.)
Sometime in the distant future, the UN intercepts a message from a planet sixteen lightyears away. You, Dr. Jim Halpert, are one of the world’s leading anthropologists, specializing in interspecies communication. You have been chosen to make the journey to the source of the message, the third planet from the star Altair. Along with you are captain and veteran astronaut Michael Scott, engineer and astronaut Dwight Schrute, and cosmologist Dr. Pam Beesly. With ten possible endings, choose your own story as you travel through the galaxy, and maybe find love along the way. Inspired by a Choose Your Own Adventure™ children’s book of the same name by Edward Packard.
"It’s exactly what she needs to hear from someone, anyone, that maybe this thing she’s dreamed about her whole life could finally, really happen. Like there’s a window through which she can see something amazing and, with his words of encouragement, it begins to open."
Set during S2 "Boys and Girls"
How one piece of advice saw Jim Halpert through the most painful time in his life.
OR a one shot following Jim from the end of season 2 and most of season 3.
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A look through a yearbook has Pam in tears. Set in the future.
A tale of motherhood, fatherhood and teenagers, goodbyes and new beginnings, reunions and memories and a visit to Schrute Farms.
"Shut up! We didn't film ourselves!"
"Hi, Pam's grammaw. Sorry you had to find out like this."
She hits him.
In which Jim and Pam find their unicorn...and then find another.Pam needs very little time to know how she feels about Jim and what she needs to do to fix the mistake she just made. But things never go as planned for these two, do they?
This is my first ever writing. Feedback is greatly appreciated!
This is what happens when you watch approximately 17,000 Hallmark-y Christmas movies...
It's a Season 3 Christmas with one tiny difference: The Merger has not taken place.
What will Pam and Jim take to remember the other when Jim goes to Stamford? And who will influence their separation along the way? And why am I feeling the need for some angsty-ness?
Starts out between Season 2/3
a 55 word poem based off of the lovely poem titled “the wait” by richard brautigan.