He’s been baking her a cupcake on her birthday for the past four years.Random, fluffy sort of season three Jim/Pam. Not for the faint-heartened - extremely dark Jim. Having read a self-help book on "moving on and getting on with your life" Jim Halpert starts a journal to get over Pam.
He knows it’s clichéd, but he swears he can still feel the remnants of her touch from earlier, when she’d grabbed his arm playfully, giggling about wedding bands and making him forget the fact that he was leaving and she wasn’t his.
Takes place on Casino Night.
Pam begins to get used to the fact that Jim needs her advice on things whenever he and Karen fight.
You've got Karen now but her voice is lower and her hair is darker and she is in no way and every way like Pam: sometimes it just hurts too much.She's broken the ice the silence and
She waits.
[An attempt at a slightly different writing style. / Spoilers up to the latest episode.]
This is my take on what happens when Pam finally says the words to Jim. For this story, the real problems happen following Pam's admission.
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Jim and Pam. Tropical elopement. You do the math. Just my "five times" effort! Enjoy!
Post Return. 'Like time machines are real and he just went back a year and things are okay.' Jim. From Casino Night to post The Return. Sometimes things go in a circle.
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Jim and Pam share a dance and reminisce a little. Pure speculation - no real spoilers. And just a word of warning. If it were any fluffier, it'd be made of spun sugar.
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