Jim gets fussy and Pam gets fed up.
Spoilers through The Negotiation.
Pam's got cold feet. Literally. Fluffiness ensues.
The rain outside is drumming on the roof of her car and she loves it, hates it, doesn’t understand what’s happening but god, it feels good to do something unexpected.Jim, Pam, and marshmallows. Done for PuffingNoise's request for JAM and marshmallows.Unlike the others, which are various fantasies and wishes and ifs, this kiss is a when....She points toward the coffee pot, almost reassuring him that it's safe to take, no chance of hands crashing into each other, no touching involved. Like the coast is clear, and she's telling him to go for it.
Spoilers through The Return.
Valentine's Day comes and goes at Dunder Mifflin. Pam is conflicted. Spoilers up to The Return.
She's still the same old person most days, but once in a while she feels something like boldness bubble up inside of her. Spoilers through Business School.
The sun is too bright when he opens his eyes.Written in response to the Evening Coming (aka the Scarf) challenge. Not usually one for prompts, but this one got me thinking.
Pam finally gets pushed over the edge when it comes to Jim and his new girlfriend. Post-Ben Franklin. This is from Karen's point of view - my attempt at getting into her head and fleshing out just what's going on there. (Perhaps I should clarify that this is decidedly not a Crazy!Karen fic.)
And while it's obviously centered on Karen, Jim and Pam are very much in the background.
It'll ultimately be a two-parter, probably no more than that. Seriously. I mean it this time.
In the end, it doesn't happen at a wedding.
Pam deals with her sadness over Jim's relationship with Karen, while Jim tries to figure out why things are so awkward with Pam. And Karen confronts Jim about his feelings. Spoilers through Ben Franklin.
A proposal. Pure fluff. 
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