Jim and Pam try to find their way back. Hopefully without a national audience. Spoilers up to The Job. Pam calls off her wedding. Roy loses it. Jim's in Stamford, but not for long.
A hospital stay and the recovery afterward, almost entirely from Jim's POV. Earnest and fluffy and sweet, with a side of steam for dessert. Tons of inner monologue, lots of dialogue, dramatic with plenty of humor sprinkled throughout.
A slight peak into a very special moment between Jim and Pam.
Complete and utter fluff. Just ridiculous fluff.
MEMBER'S CHOICE - "She didn't analyze it. Not talking to him had been weird and hard and lonely; talking to him made her happy."Jim and Pam have a discussion at Schrute Farm and try to figure out where to sleep.
Spoilers from Money.
Pam wakes up one morning and reflects.They make it exactly one hundred and twenty-three hours.You don't want to wake up one day and realize that both of you are unhappy because you weren't the person he thought you were. There's no way you can compete with Fantasy Pam.
A phone call interrupts their Valentine's Day date.
Two days after the Booze Cruise...what might've happened if Jim had confessed sooner.What if Roy was lying when he said he'd never cheated on Pam? What if Pam was always a little less healthy than she let on? What if everything, everywhere, is only meant to fall apart?Barrettes, bras, neck ties (things that open and close.)
Set sometime between The Job and Fun Run; no spoilers.
MEMBER'S CHOICE - Katy and Jim are still dating during Jim’s “Email Surveillance” BBQ. When Pam sees them together it lights a fire under her.Jim and Pam are Jim and Pam, only...not really.
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