Dinner, and what happened later. Post-Season 3.Story formerly known as Spring Cleaning. When he realizes she's asking him a serious question there is not even a moment’s hesitation before he answers. “Sure. What do you need?” Future fluff. Spoiler free, non-fat, as light as airy spun sugar. ;)
Mid-season 3, Michael takes the staff out for some much-needed fresh air.
“I need someplace to stay.” She said this so softly he had to strain to hear her in the stillness of the evening, leaning toward her slightly. Something inside of him suddenly wanted to protect her.
A series of vignettes centered around clichés, but with a JAM spin.Jim is worried that Pam can't get no satisfaction.
Smut.
A few people run into Jim Halpert at the Super Walmart.Inspired by the finale and the seasons that preceeded it. Enough said.
"It's like Antarctica in there, Pam." Future, married Jim-and-Pam fluff-type stuff.The road to perfection isn't paved in gold.Three years have passed since Pam left Scranton for New York, and Jim is still very much on her mind. Will a work-related trip to Rome, Italy be the catalyst that reunites Pam with Jim once and for all?
25 MEMBER'S CHOICE - An alternate universe where Pam and Roy had a wedding, Pam goes to art school in New York, Dwight owns a restaurant and Jim works for a job in advertising that he likes a lot more and gets a lot more money at.
Basically? Dunder Mifflin never exists. And everyone meets under different circumstances.
The characters are pretty much the same -- personality-wise -- they just have different roles and work different jobs.
Member's Choice - “My father died, so I’ll need a few days.” She explained in an unaffected sounding voice that surprised even herself. The three other parties in the room were stunned into silence. Jim spoke first. “Jesus, Pam…” She stood with her back to him and addressed Michael as if Jim had not made a sound…as if Jim did not exist. It was the only way.
Post ep The Job. Spoilers for The Job and probably most of season 3.
"So where do you see yourself in 10 years?" Who knew one question could provoke a reaction? Jim sure didn't. Starts with the David/Jim conversation and moves on from there.
Hmm....how to put this? At the end of Season 3, Jim asked Pam out on a date. I thought I might go out on a limb and fill in the blanks.... (SERIOUS FLUFF ALERT!)
You already have him, she told herself. He came back from New York because of you. There is nothing to prove tonight. She wished she could believe it.
Jim is nervous about their first date. Spoilers through "The Job".