"Can’t we just take a moment to celebrate the fact that we’ve reached the six month mark rather than analyzing how we got here?" A nice quiet anniversary dinner turns into something more than that.Pam wakes up feeling not quite herself...
The title pretty much says it all: the fantasies of Jim and Pam and the naughty actings out of those fantasies.
This story will go as long as you, the readers, want it to.
Jim has loved Pam for so long, and has had enough heartbreak. There is only one thing he can do—have his memories erased of her. Inspired by the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Slightly spoilerish for season 3, and definite spoilers for Booze Cruise, Casino Night and any other season 2 episode.
All it took were a few (real) flames to edge off the impurities and let her emerge, sparkling.
Post Beach Games speculation...so, spoilers through Beach Games.
I think you mean girl’s locker room, and in the fantasy, there’s usually girls in it.
Jim/Pam/Karen fun!!!
Ryan Howard didn't always live by the philosophy that in order to attract women you needed to basically ignore them.
Pam cools her feet in the water. Takes place immediately following Beach Games.
8 When true love goes a little too far... bad!fic for the truly twisted Jam fan in all of us.
Having fun in the office with your clothes on is actually pretty easy.
Dedicated to all the dirty minded people that fed the beast that was this idea.
Inspired by the finale and the seasons that preceeded it. Enough said.
Drabbleish thing set after the finale. Like, right after. Pure fluffiness.Post ep The Job. Spoilers for The Job and probably most of season 3.
"So where do you see yourself in 10 years?" Who knew one question could provoke a reaction? Jim sure didn't. Starts with the David/Jim conversation and moves on from there.
They will have a bedroom with red walls and deep blue sheets, and the last thing they will do every night before falling asleep is to laugh at a private joke only they would understand.
An odd little peice I wrote post-The Job.
She can’t help but feel like it’s a good sign; a step in the right direction. Set post-The Job.