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.
Written in response to the Evening Coming (aka the Scarf) challenge. Not usually one for prompts, but this one got me thinking.
Typical slow days at the office with the Ladies of Dunder Mifflin.
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.
It all starts at Phyllis' Wedding. Jim and Pam's lives completely change after they've both moved on....to New York City, that is.
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. 
13 A five things prompt that inspired me. Spoilers up to Traveling Salesmen, to be safe.
A collection of moments in Jim and Pam's new life together. Because even though we rarely get to see it outside the office, it has to be amazing. (Even if there are some not-so-amazing times.)
General spoilers for S2-S5.
My very own requisite, post-"Cocktails" fight/angst/smut fest.
I apologize to everyone who's tired of the FIGHT!ness of all these post-Cocktails stories, but I promise it's worth it. I hope. I also apologize to everyone who has already read this through Livejournal, but it took me a long time to get this site to work for me.
Disclaimer: I own none of these characters, I do not profit off of them, and no infringement is intended.
But he's Jim. And he looks at her and she feels that way she can never quite define. Post The Job.
[Originally posted on LJ]
Eight years has passed since Jim and Pam have spoken. Many things have changed in their lives including a little girl that captures their hearts.
Pam spills her secret, but Karen is listening.