Ryan Howard didn't always live by the philosophy that in order to attract women you needed to basically ignore them.
Inspired by the finale and the seasons that preceeded it. Enough said.
This is about Angela and her thoughts during Beach Day
She can’t help but feel like it’s a good sign; a step in the right direction. Set post-The Job.This is going to be the last time, he tells himself. She’s engaged. She’s not yours. This is going to be the last time.
Just a little bit of self gratification.
"'Jiiiiiiiiim. Come to beeeed,' Pam’s voice is light, and it mistily floats down the empty staircase as it swirls about the room, echoing like a siren’s song."
A series of one-shots. There are times when Jim and Pam's relationship seem a little supernatural.
MEMBER'S CHOICE - An alternate universe where Pam and Roy had a wedding, Pam goes to art school in New York, Dwight owns a restaurant and Jim works for a job in advertising that he likes a lot more and gets a lot more money at.
Basically? Dunder Mifflin never exists. And everyone meets under different circumstances.
The characters are pretty much the same -- personality-wise -- they just have different roles and work different jobs.
Jim and Pam & their thoughts after their first date. Post The Job - no spoilers.
Fate is a tricky thing.
WWII based AU.
Now that they are together, it's all about them.Pam reflects on the hazards of having a best friend as a boyfriend, who also happens to be her coworker and her costar. Spoilers up to The Job.I decided to write a sequel to Charcoal & Watercolors !!!!
The story picks up right about where Charcoal & Watercolors left off -- Jim and Pam's wedding. Then goes from there into their future. Jim still works at the advertising company and Pam works (exclusively) at a publishing company where she is an illustrator of children's stories.
I added a few more characters ;) and am planning on keeping almost all of the characters from the previous story.
Enjoy!!
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