Jim makes a wish and it goes terribly for him.
Set during Moroccan Christmas (Season 5)
Submitted for the 2021 Secret Santa Fic Exchange!
“There’s always a million reasons not to do something, Pam. And maybe I’m biased here… but I think Jim is a pretty good reason to take a chance on this.”
Jim and Pam run into each other at a Christmas party, and Pam starts to see Jim more clearly.
Set the Christmas before the documentary crew shows up. Fic is for 2021 secret santa!
As a child Pam found comfort in escaping to the worlds of epic fantasy stories. Now, in the aftermath of casino night, she calling on them once again for strength.
a re-imagining of Pams journey in season 3.
Somewhat canon-complicit? 6 or 7 short blurbs of the moments where Jim had butterflies while with Pam. Pure fluff, I apologize!
Five times throughout the later years that Jim and Pam were reminded of how they started.
Canon-divergent, lyrics inspired, plot-bunny directed, get Jim back to Scranton fic set in early season 3 where Michael makes a yearbook, Pam makes a phone call, and Jim makes a decision.
Set in season 3 rather than season 8, Jim discovers he has high-blood pressure, and things only decline from there.
And yes, the title is a Mitski reference, because her music is everything.
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.)
During romantic dinner in the unexpected place, Pam made a curious discovery about herself.
Set in Season 5
A JAM First Date fic in 3 parts. Set during and immediately after "The Job".
'His mother would probably scold him with how often he tends to eavesdrop, but that doesn’t stop him from doing it anyway. He had to be observant in order to survive his two older brothers and the trait followed him to adulthood. Plus, if he was honest, he liked being able to find things out about strangers he would likely never see again. Learning secrets, finding out information, listening to arguments. There was nothing he could do with the stuff he heard, but he enjoyed knowing that the people surrounding him had their own lives just like he did.'
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