Summary: A story of loss, love, and inspiration.Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended.
1. Chapter 1 - The Beesly Guide to Trimming Your Tree by Sweetpea [Reviews - 17] 
4 (2147 words)
We hear Jim's thoughts on Christmas, cooking the perfect baby, and a girl in glasses.
2. Chapter 2 - Mrs. Halpert Goes to College by Sweetpea [Reviews - 5] 1 (2053 words)
Pam reflects on ten pieces of paper, ten years, and one conversation.
3. Chapter 3 - Goodnight, You Moonlight Ladies by Sweetpea [Reviews - 6] 1 (2467 words)
Jim goes fishing, gets clued in, and tries to dispose of a tie.
Chapter title is from "Sweet Baby James" by James Taylor, and I don't have any rights to it.
4. Chapter 4 - Mrs. Halpert, in the Art Room, with a Secret by Sweetpea [Reviews - 8] (2208 words)
Pam makes a friend, a sandwich, and an excuse.
5. Chapter 5 - That's When I Need My Father's Eyes by Sweetpea [Reviews - 11] 3 (3238 words)
Jim does a proof, moves a couch, and gets some advice.
Chapter title is a lyric from"My Father's Eyes" by Eric Clapton, which I don't have any rights to.
6. Chapter 6 - What a Wonderful World by Sweetpea [Reviews - 17] 7 (2565 words)
Pam gets thwarted by an umbilical cord, plants a tree, and considers taking up the trumpet.
7. Chapter 7 - Maybe Better Dreams and Plenty by Sweetpea [Reviews - 10] 7 (2642 words)
Jim performs a ritual, digs some holes, and makes plans.
Chapter title is a lyric from "The Circle Game" by Joni Mitchell (not owned by me)
8. Chapter 8 - Just One Look at Her Face is Good Enough for Me by Sweetpea [Reviews - 10] 3 (3416 words)
Pam plants some flowers, hears a story, shares a smile.
9. Chapter 9 - Show a Little Faith, There's Magic in the Night by Sweetpea [Reviews - 11] 7 (2974 words)
Jim drops some clues, asks for help, and packs the bags.
Chapter title is a lyric from "Thunder Road" by Bruce Springsteen and belongs only to Bruce.
10. Chapter 10 - From a Good Day into the Moonlight by Sweetpea [Reviews - 19] 9 (5458 words)
Pam looks back, makes room for more, and they both tell the story of Allentown.
11. Epilogue - Isn't It a Lovely Ride? by Sweetpea [Reviews - 22] 18 (2049 words)
Three years later, Pam takes a walk.
