A brief exploration of when Jim Halpert really fell for Pam Beesly.
Complete. A story in 3 parts about staying, fighting, and nice mornings. Set in season 9.Pam shows Jim the power a good woman can have when all the chips are down.
AU: Approximately seven months post-Diwali, if Jim's little drunk-biking incident had been witnessed by a police officer.
TRIGGER WARNINGS: Suicidal ideation, references to past sexual abuse.
When Roy attacks Jim in the office, it isn't his first time hurting someone. Pam acts odd during her apology to Jim, and for the first time since the merger, he can't bring himself to ignore it. A two or three part AU based around “Cocktails” (S3,E18) and “The Negotiation” (S3, E19).
This is such a bad summary, I promise the story is better!
An AU Casino Night Fic. What if Jim and Pam had talked more after Jim's confession in the parking lot?
Discovering the deepest desires of each other's hearts... and pants.
Mostly pants.
Fluffy and fun!
Checking in on Jim's thoughts a week after certain events.
*double update: Chap 8 + 9 posted**
Jim, Pam, and a local diner.
Post Booze Cruise
Role Reversal Challenge: It's May 2006. Jim's wedding is approaching and a lovelorn Pam can't take much more. Starts during Casino Night (or an AU version of it).
Jim becomes Golden Face and Pam reminisces.
Pam and Jim share the pain of losing their fathers as teenagers.
Characters are not mine. No copyright infringement intended.
An AU of Casino Night where Pam makes a choice.
And she decides that she can do it.
(I suck at summaries but I promise the story is better than this lol)
What if Pam went to Australia instead of getting married.
An unexpected threat surfaces, testing Jim and Pam's deepening bond in ways neither could have anticipated.
The sequel to Freedom First. Intrigue, drama, sprinkled with fluff, smutty in all the right places (and a few of the wrong ones).
AU: Cameras, cameras everywhere, with a far more sinister purpose. Set in a dystopian version of America, but the people aren't taking it lying down.
**This story picks up a couple of weeks after Freedom First ends. If you haven't read that story, this one may not make sense.
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