"When you're a kid, you assume your parents are soulmates. My kids are gonna be right about that."
Pam on soulmates and finding her person.
"What do I know? I’m just a stranger on a plane who was crazy enough to listen to your story."
A take on Jim's trip to Australia and Pam cancelling her wedding.
It started with the priest dying. It should've ended with the priest dying, but it didn't.
Pam is about to marry Roy and things aren't going exactly according to plan...
And maybe someday it's me and you,
But right now I can't seem to feel it too,
You're on my mind,
I know it hurts it's just not our time.
A song fic to Our Time Together by Ivan B. A deeper look into Casino Night and the weekend following it.
Pam calls off her wedding. Roy goes from zero to "I'm going to kill Jim Halpert" in a second.
Note: no Jim Halperts were harmed in the making of this fic.
A version of Christmas Party where Pam makes the right choice - with a little help from an unexpected friend.
Nine short reflections on some of the relationships of the office.
"It was Saturday afternoon and Jim was sitting on his couch watching a basketball game and drinking a beer, when the doorbell rang. Jim was confused, he wasn’t expecting anyone, so he almost didn’t answer the door because it was probably some door to door salesman he had no time for. But he did. He launched himself from the couch and swung open the door. And saw nothing. Something moved below him in his peripheral vision, and his eyes snapped down."
Set around Season 2ish, before Casino Night.Jim and Pam debate the merits of expiration dates.
References to "Launch Party" (S4E5/6).
Pam's ten year high school reunion is coming up, and she's not sure she's up for it. So she reaches out to someone who might help her get through it.
12 Jim gets home after Casino Night and gets online. He types a lot, but only hits send once.
Spoilers through Casino Night (obviously) and I guess technically one episode after.
2017 Valentine's Day Competition Entry
A different take on Season 2's "Valentine's Day"
DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own the Office! (I wish)
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It’s not as if she’s never seen his desk without him sitting there, because of course she has. He’s stayed home sick, made occasional—if unexciting—use of his vacation days, gone on sales calls — she knows what the office looks like when the shape of him is missing, when she glances up and there’s an absence where the slope of his shoulders is supposed to be.
As she settles in that first day of his absence, hangs her coat and takes her seat, Pam lets herself miss him as a coworker and as a best friend and that’s it. Work will be work, with or without Jim Halpert.
But that’s a lie, because of course it is.
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A series of one-shots retelling season 3 from Pam's perspective