Jim was utterly powerless to say “No” when Karen flashed that charming smile in his direction.
Nothing new added here, I just realized I forgot to check the "Complete" box!
Just a collection of confections from a parallel universe where all the Herr’s potato chips in Montreal can’t keep Pam and Jim apart. I hope it’s as therapeutic to read, as it was to write. A bit saucy.This story follows "Grief Counseling". Ed Truck's death makes Pam reach out to someone.
It was too late to change her mind now. She knocked on his front door.
"Time is a dressmaker specializing in alterations." Faith Baldwin
A story inspired by Ms. Fischer herself and her recently publicized version of Pam's backstory that explains what the hell is going on in her mind now that she's made that poor heartbroken boy move away.
Inspired by something I noticed about the "Casino Night" kiss.
I bought a new suit and cancelled a plane ticket.They sway. Spoilers for The Client (2x07).An unexpected conversation with Karen gives Jim some perspective. Based on unspoiled speculation for season 3.It starts with the first time Jim and Pam are in the same room again, followed by their first real fight and then..you know...a few other firsts. :)
Pam's been counting the days.She is drawn to him. May contain spoilers for future episodes. Jim does what he intended on Casino Night.
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.A scene from sometime down the road…viewed with rose-colored glasses. Through Diwali. Little bit steamy.
Post Initiation, just before Diwali. Jim POV. Just pondering physics, the Kama Sutra, a phone call, and you know who.
His foot moves and she can hear the rustle of the paper bag. Every evening, he hangs back just a bit longer than the others, and waits.So they can remember...Spoilers through Branch Closing.
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