Sometimes, still, he would wake up in the middle of the night just to make sure that she was okay, that there was no blood. And only when he had made sure of it, made sure that it was just her, clean and peaceful, did he close his eyes and fall back asleep.

You walk by the watercolors every day and you feel nauseous, like the water used to paint them was under you, rocking you side to side, instead of dried on the wall.

There's one last nagging part of Pam's past that has yet to be fixed.

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.  

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.