It's Jim's first Christmas party in Athleap.
Pam decides to give him a hard time.
For the 2022 Holiday Fic Challenge (Let us all pretend time has frozen and it is still December 25)
Beth the waitress returns!
A series of stand alone, slice of life, one-shots in Pam and Jim's life, all tied together with the thread that runs through them; they all end with dinner at Christopher's, where (in my headcanon) they had their first date.
The first and the last chapter (not yet complete) work in tandem, but everything in between is its own story if you want to pop in for one whose title strikes your fancy.
An AU inspired by Couples Retreat (feat. Jam on a tropical island, under Michael’s expert relationship guidance).
Late 1940s one-shot featuring a newly married Jim and Pam on the Halpert family farm. She's got a special Christmas surprise for her childhood sweetheart turned husband and she hopes he's just as excited as she is.
Merry Christmas, YB. This is your Secret Santa fic from me. :)
Jim missing Cece's recital is what makes Pam realize she's falling back into her old ways. She's accepting things she doesn't want to accept and not standing up for herself like she should. She decides she needs to find herself again before her and Jim can be happy.
Loosely based off of Grow As We Go by Ben Platt
the follow up to "Five years".
starting with Jim's side of the story leading up to the original ending, and then following Jim and Pam, their kids, and their life in Paris. New conflict will arise, new stories will be told, and new perspectives explored.
Jim and Pam get suspended, but they're thrilled about it.
Post "Secretary's Day."
The Halpert family goes back to Scranton for the holidays sometime after season 9. Submitted for 2021 Secret Santa!
Five times throughout the later years that Jim and Pam were reminded of how they started.
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What if Jim didn’t forget his umbrella?
An alternate look at season 9.
I kept writing and dreaming till my words ran out
And I stared at this blank page
'Til finally I wrote
Five letters Jim has written to Pam throughout his time at Dunder Mifflin.