Tandem Writing. A die-hard Jammer and a not-so-Jammer write alternating paragraphs to write a coherent story... Three years have passed since Pam left Scranton for New York, and Jim is still very much on her mind. Will a work-related trip to Rome, Italy be the catalyst that reunites Pam with Jim once and for all?
After a fire destroys her apartment, Pam moves in with Jim and Karen. Everyone has to find out how they define "friendship". Not for those who prefer their Jim to be wholesome.
Jim gets some advice from a little seen source.
Had he gotten a single thing done today but notice that Pam had refilled her candy stash with little mints instead of the usual jelly beans? Looking around his desk, he saw that he hadn’t...
Going back to season One! This was my first Office fic I ever written. I spruced it up a little though.
As my immensely creative title suggests, this is about what might have happened directly following Casino Night, from Pam's perspective.
Spoilers from "Casino Night", some tiny spoilerettes from other season 2 episodes.
Although he'd probably never tell anyone, Jim wished on stars.
They will have a bedroom with red walls and deep blue sheets, and the last thing they will do every night before falling asleep is to laugh at a private joke only they would understand.
An odd little peice I wrote post-The Job.
Drabbleish thing set after the finale. Like, right after. Pure fluffiness."And if it had been any other day, she would have jumped up when the song came on, turned the dial up to the maximum volume, and opened the hunter green drapes to welcome the warm, sun-kissed spring morning. But today wasn't like any other day."
Having fun in the office with your clothes on is actually pretty easy.
Dedicated to all the dirty minded people that fed the beast that was this idea.
It's the night before Jim's wedding and the person he expects to ruin it all hasn't shown up yet...so he decides to go and find her...fluffish...no spoilers.
Over a year after Casino Night, Jim is really happy with Karen. But when Pam finally confesses her feelings to Jim, is it too late for them?
Jan and Michael during Back from Vacation
Dunder Mifflin really is a family
A series of one shots
Pam’s hands grip his shirt, and he looks up the ceiling. He hears Pam let out a sigh as she continues to cry, the tears sliding down her cheeks. He thinks for a minute she had fallen asleep, the bags under her eyes suddenly obvious, but no, she stays awake.
(Isn't as angst-y as the summary, I promise)
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