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. :) 

Karen thinks that a small party - her apartment is NOT huge - of a select few coworkers, to celebrate her recent move to her very cool new apartment, is a fantastic and totally non-problematic idea. Jim wants her to get to know them. No?

Jim is... unconvinced. He suspects that there are agendas at play here.

But, as she says, it's only one night. What could possibly go wrong? 

Could this be another season 3 fixer??? 

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'He thought that one day when things were finally right between them, he would tell her about this evening, and the painting, and the sun in her hair. But this day hadn’t come yet.' 

Set before the seasons (and in AU).  

Pam calls off her wedding. Roy goes from zero to "I'm going to kill Jim Halpert" in a second.

Note: no Jim Halperts were harmed in the making of this fic.  

Karen pays a little more attention during ‘The Merger’ 

 (Please note: despite my terrible description above, this is JAM-centric)

The year is 1929. Pamela Beesly was doing alright despite everything going on in America. She was engaged to a miner, Roy Anderson, who swept her off her feet and took her to a new kind of life back in Chicago. After the stock market crashed she began to seek employment in order to stay afloat. Thanks to a sexy local club singer, in a pinstripe suit, named Jimmy Halpert and his in with the owner of the Green Door Tavern Pam was working nights as a waitress at the town's most popular speakeasy. Not to mention she was now employed by the largest Mob Boss in America. Michael Scarn.