“I need someplace to stay.” She said this so softly he had to strain to hear her in the stillness of the evening, leaning toward her slightly. Something inside of him suddenly wanted to protect her.
Sometimes the past haunts them.
Angst, and fluff, and smut. Not necessarily in that order.
Jim and Pam have 24 hours together before he leaves for Stamford. A lot can happen when you're on borrowed time.Great Depression AU.MEMBER'S CHOICE TOP NOMINEE - Jim and Pam must interact in network sponsored live chats to promote their documentary. Angst (and maybe some smut) ensue.
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Post-Benihana Christmas fic!
Remember when Jim and Pam convinced Dwight that a CIA helicopter would pick him up on the roof? Well, neither of them could resist showing up that night to see the prank to it's conclusion.
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falulatonks requested a Pam/Kelly make-over fic based on the song Popular from Wicked. Kelly gives Pam some basic pointers on improving her image and the rest, as they say, is history. Spoilers up the The Job. Yet another story inspired by a song by Ingrid Michaelson called Breakable. I really wanted to tell a story about people being just that -- breakable, and ultimately how grace helps keep us from falling apart. So yeah -- a nice fluffy holiday piece. ;-)What if Jim never went to Stamford? What if Pam started making life changes a little sooner?
An AU look at season 3.
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Pam spends Christmas with the Halperts. (A first Christmas fic)The first week is the longest. A visit.
They make it exactly one hundred and twenty-three hours.He goes out, he works, he does not call Pam, even when he's drunk and calls the office, he somehow gets Dwight's extension instead of the main desk, and the following Monday he recieves a very long pamphlet on alcohol abuse, narrated by a green panda.
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"Jim, why don't you tell Pam how you really feel?"
Jim and Pam deal with the stuff that comes with being on a hit show...talk shows, radio call-ins, and press junkets. They say there's no such thing as bad publicity, but is that really the case? Watch as Jim and Pam deal with being in the public eye and under the thumb of manipulative network producers. The story is told through interviews, transcripts, web pages and photos.
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