Fifty-five words towards an end.
Quotes from "Casino Night"
[EDIT: There have been a few comments that the premise is confusing, so I've added an explanation in the end-notes. Hope this helps!]
What if Jim chose the other path?
It's angsty, but hold on until the end.
a few important kisses in jim and pam's relationship.
total and complete fluff
Jim looks back over 10 years of his life. Does he like what he sees?
Truth: You love him, and you can't deny it.
Dare: Step out of your shell and tell him.
Pam contemplates her life in two options, truth or dare.
Christmas time at Dunder-Mifflin means two things. Romance, and celebrating African-American heritage. A script-based take on the Season 4 Christmas episode.A collection of brief everyday moments: sleeping, showering, working, eating...(sounds exciting, huh?)
Each part is a mini-one shot (i.e., not a WIP with one ongoing narrative); no spoilers.
A sequel to "Five Ways Pam Tells Jim She's Pregnant", about a year and a half down the line. Each vignette corresponds to one in the original story, and are five stand-alone realities.
Eight years has passed since Jim and Pam have spoken. Many things have changed in their lives including a little girl that captures their hearts.
Three things I believe: They love each other. Dunder Mifflin would wear Jim down without Pam there. Parenting ain't easy. This story follows from those three premises.
After their shower adventure, Jim suggests they try another fantasy to prove to Pam that their relationship is still magical. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned. Once again, don't try this one at home. A continuation of Tales from the Bathroom Floor.
"He forgets about paperwork and relationship forms and Michaels and Dwights and everything Monday through Friday." Inside Jim's head one laid-back afternoon.
Pam and Jim give baby-making a try.
The last two parts posted 10/22.
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