All her life, Pam's felt invisible. That's all about to change. An AU take on Beach Games.Very brief look at The Merger through The Job from Jim's POV."After all the years, Pam had to admit that part of her wanted a little perfection."
Pam rethinks her definition of perfection. Spoilers through "Goodbye, Toby."
Jim, Pam, and a series of bedroom conversations.Don't take this the wrong way, but... you should go for that job.
What would have happened if Jim had taken that job in Maryland after all? Season Two angst - spoilers for Halloween through Email Surveillance, then goes AU from there.
Pam is five weeks away from her due date and Jim is there to help her get to the finish line.
This is a tale of past, present and future "firsts" in Jim and Pam's relationship.
Post-The Job. Pam tells us about her week. A companion to "Week's End."This will be a series of self-contained chapters (oneshots) exploring various "what ifs" pertaining to episodes spanning seasons one through three. Each chapter will examine how things would've gone differently if either Jim or Pam had responded to a given situation the way that (most) fans had wanted or almost expected them to.
For example, the first chapter focuses on how things would've happened differently if Jim had confessed during those twenty-seven seconds of silence on the booze cruise when we were all holding our breath and hoping he would.
Among the other chapters I have mapped out: What if all the reminders of Jim in "Gay Witch Hunt" had provoked not a small, sad smile from Pam at the end of the episode, but rather, had motivated her to take action -- drive to Stamford to see him for the first time in four months? Or what if Jim had responded to Pam's text in "Diwali" via a post-Jagermeister phone call? What if Jim had walked in on Pam crying at the end of "Back From Vacation"? (...You get the idea.)
Again, though, each chapter will be confined to an episode, so it will essentially be a series of oneshots that are unrelated to each other.
The Second Episode of the Fifth Season in Script-fic. A Sequel to "Stars."
Amidst interest from several of the office workers, Ryan's trial begins in New York City. The rest of the office, however, is far more concerned with his replacement, the newly hired Corporate Manager, and the changes it might mean for the branch.
Is there life and love after Jam?It's been three years since Jim accepted the promotion to New York. After two years of silence, Pam sends Jim a gift.
A colorful look at the evolution of Pam and Jim's relationship.A golf pencil, two hot sauce packets, a Boggle timer, a mixtape, a high school yearbook photo, a card, and a teapot. Yup.
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