He was never meant to end up here, to meet her, and to have his life changed forever.
“What was the point of secrets anymore, for three years he had kept this inside hoping it would fade but could only feel it getting stronger. Pam would reject him, Jim knew that, but at least he could say he was honest.” An alternate take on Casino Night.
"The veil of complacency that she had worn for a decade had fallen from her eyes and she now saw everything anew."
A series of episode related oneshots taking a look at what was going on in Pam Beesly's mind.
In different places and different times, Pam meets Jim, and these meetings change both their lives.
In which Jim and Pam find their unicorn...and then find another.Moving on is not easy, nor pretty.
A little over 15 years after Casino Night and Jim's move to Stamford, Pam bumps into him. (AU)
New jobs, new cities, new relationships, and yet they cannot seem to escape one another. Will they be each other's salvation, or each other's downfall?
Inspired by the song of the same name by TS
And that's the thing about illicit affairs
And clandestine meetings
And longing stares
It's born from just one single glance
But it dies, and it dies, and it dies
A million little times
This is what happens when you watch approximately 17,000 Hallmark-y Christmas movies...
It's a Season 3 Christmas with one tiny difference: The Merger has not taken place.
“We just... we never got the timing right, you know? I shot him down and then he did the same to me, but you know what? It's okay.”
Jim and Pam turn each other down a couple more times before finally getting together. Set after Casino Night until The Return.
Pam has a crush on the newly hired paper salesman. Her annoying coworker offers to help her make a move.
(AU) They all still work at Dunder Mifflin but the story is not faithful to canon.
"He doesn’t want to be presumptuous but all he’s been thinking about for the past twelve minutes as the car sped away from the restaurant is how much he wants to kiss her again; how much he wants to keep on kissing her until he either dies from happiness or wakes up."
My (canon-compliant) take on Pam and Jim's romantic journey, beginning with their first date. Includes flashbacks.
We had made a life behind fortified walls, protecting from the depthless sorrow, and containing the glimmer of hope within. What was worth fighting for was buried in our bones, a cry from our souls, and it was louder and clearer every day.
Jim said there was nothing romantic about the office and he was right; this isn’t romantic. This is the furthest thing from romantic they’ve ever done.
But it just might be the hottest.
He held her life in his hands when they were together, and she held his soul, and knew it.
Jim and Pam get suspended, but they're thrilled about it.
Post "Secretary's Day."
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