Jim's almost gotten used to narrating his life into a camera lens for the consumption of strangers. Like having a blog, but more embarrassing.Jim teaches Pam the finer points of basketball. She's a quick study.She is drawn to him. May contain spoilers for future episodes. Pam's awaiting the "Merger" (based on promos but mostly unspoiled).
A patchwork quilt story of Pam and Jim, S3 and onwards, told in ones and twos.
No spoilers, unless you haven't watched a second of the third season.
He knows she smiles behind her book when he gets up, stands behind her, puts his hands on her shoulders and tells her that she brings balance to the force.
Post Return. 'Like time machines are real and he just went back a year and things are okay.' Pam and Jim have lunch. Spoilers through "The Return," unspoiled speculation thereafter. Written in response to the Evening Coming (aka the Scarf) challenge. Not usually one for prompts, but this one got me thinking.
My very own requisite, post-"Cocktails" fight/angst/smut fest.
I apologize to everyone who's tired of the FIGHT!ness of all these post-Cocktails stories, but I promise it's worth it. I hope. I also apologize to everyone who has already read this through Livejournal, but it took me a long time to get this site to work for me.
Disclaimer: I own none of these characters, I do not profit off of them, and no infringement is intended.
maybe things have to be raw and open and painful sometimes to finally be right.
Post-Cocktails. Pam, Jim, wounds both emotional and physical, and finally some answers.
What if Pam refused to let Angela drop her off at home after the Dundies?
“I want to go to Jim’s,” Pam said, interrupting Angela’s thoughts.
Angela felt as though her head might pop off and land in one of her cup holders. Would the depravity of this night never end?
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