"The first meal we ever had was in the break room, actually. We were at two separate tables, and I remember that."“Pam and I have hurt a lot of people, but mostly we’ve hurt each other. There’s no coming back from that.”Post-The Job. Pam tells us about her week. A companion to "Week's End."Jim, Pam, and a series of bedroom conversations.With the cameras around, no secret can be kept for too long. What if things went a little differently after “Chair Model?” How will the office react when one of our favorite couples does something drastic?
Two days after the Booze Cruise...what might've happened if Jim had confessed sooner.What if Pam had a different response during the Merger to Jim's overture in the parking lot?
Jim: Oh, nothing. I just feel bad. I feel like things were a little weird today... or something.
Jim chooses to counsel at a camp he hasn't been back to for years rather than spend a week with his parents. Pam, who spent most of the summers of her youth at the camp fears she is outgrowing it. Will the week they spend together at camp cause them both to re-evaluate their feelings for this place?
The Dunder Mifflin crew whiles away a lazy summer afternoon figuring out what superpowers they'd like to have. Pure summer fluff. No redeeming qualities whatsoever. For your amusement only. No spoilers, warnings, angst or drama.
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