It's June 10th. And it's raining. Pam thinks it might be a sign.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's internal monologue from "Casino Night" and beyond. Includes the confession and kiss. Each chapter is set to one of the five senses. AU post Dundies. Pam gets a ride home from Jim. Post-"Gay Witch Hunt"; Pam's growing up and realizing that if you want something, sometimes you have to fight for it. "There wasn't enough punch in the world to turn her into that sort of girl, and he wasn't that sort of boy."So this started in my mind as a little one shot (cue mocking laughter). Of course it expanded to a little more. It's pure speculation on my part, and is probably quite off. :o)
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I'm sad. Pam's sad. Jim's sad. Karen's waiting for him at Coopers.
Something had to be done.
Post-Merger. A little angsty, a little triangular, but fear not - it doesn't end there. 
8 Written in response to the Evening Coming (aka the Scarf) challenge. Not usually one for prompts, but this one got me thinking.
Before, during, after (peas, waffles.) Post-Cocktails...but no fighting.MEMBER'S CHOICE - "Here’s the thing Jim, sometimes being in love means doing things you don’t want to do for the other person. For you, right now, it means just being her friend. And I think you’re selling yourself short, you are strong enough to do this."
Jim gets some much needed advice about Pam and a little push in the right direction from Mark's girlfriend Jane. Spoilers through the Negotiation.
Role Reversal Challenge: It's May 2006. Jim's wedding is approaching and a lovelorn Pam can't take much more. Starts during Casino Night (or an AU version of it).
"It seems odd, in the ironic, slap-in-the-face kind of way that since her incident, it’s been easier to let him go."
Something bad happens to Pam. Very Dark.
Member's Choice - “My father died, so I’ll need a few days.” She explained in an unaffected sounding voice that surprised even herself. The three other parties in the room were stunned into silence. Jim spoke first. “Jesus, Pam…” She stood with her back to him and addressed Michael as if Jim had not made a sound…as if Jim did not exist. It was the only way.
An inevitable conversation following Beach Games.
She can’t help but feel like it’s a good sign; a step in the right direction. Set post-The Job.Jim and Pam & their thoughts after their first date. Post The Job - no spoilers.