Jim gets fussy and Pam gets fed up.
Spoilers through The Negotiation.
Kelly's determined to bring out Pam's innate hotness, as Jim watches on....
Takes place between Traveling Salesmen and The Return.
Pam's got cold feet. Literally. Fluffiness ensues.
Jim, Pam, and marshmallows. Done for PuffingNoise's request for JAM and marshmallows.Pam and Jim have lunch. Spoilers through "The Return," unspoiled speculation thereafter. Jim and Pam get locked in the breakroom over night. Pure fluff,im sorry ;)
Spoilers up to the Return
Valentine's Day comes and goes at Dunder Mifflin. Pam is conflicted. Spoilers up to The Return.
She's still the same old person most days, but once in a while she feels something like boldness bubble up inside of her. Spoilers through Business School.
Phyllis' wedding doesn't turn out the way Pam had hoped . Unspoiled speculation for "Phyllis' Wedding" and AU after that (I assume!).
5 Five Things, One Shot.
Typical slow days at the office with the Ladies of Dunder Mifflin.
This is from Karen's point of view - my attempt at getting into her head and fleshing out just what's going on there. (Perhaps I should clarify that this is decidedly not a Crazy!Karen fic.)
And while it's obviously centered on Karen, Jim and Pam are very much in the background.
It'll ultimately be a two-parter, probably no more than that. Seriously. I mean it this time.
It all starts at Phyllis' Wedding. Jim and Pam's lives completely change after they've both moved on....to New York City, that is.
Pam deals with her sadness over Jim's relationship with Karen, while Jim tries to figure out why things are so awkward with Pam. And Karen confronts Jim about his feelings. Spoilers through Ben Franklin.
A proposal. Pure fluff. When you tell me your plan, a giggle laced through your words, I have to work hard to concentrate...
A companion piece to the parking lot had an element of danger. Title taken from "Lion's Mane" by Iron & Wine. Spoilers through The Return.
13 A five things prompt that inspired me. Spoilers up to Traveling Salesmen, to be safe.