The List made me do it.
A reimagining of the episode "Gossip" and all those sweet, sweet rumors.
How Jim and Pam might have grown up together if they'd met in Kindergarten.The Memoirs of Pamela Beesly.
"Her father was trying to make her into the person God wanted her to be. It was her own fault that she was never good enough for either of them."
An exploration of Angela Martin from childhood through to mid season 5.
Warning: Child abuse, child grooming, adult/minor relationship. Posted with mod permission.
Jim makes a wish and it goes terribly for him.
Set during Moroccan Christmas (Season 5)
Submitted for the 2021 Secret Santa Fic Exchange!
The Halpert family goes back to Scranton for the holidays sometime after season 9. Submitted for 2021 Secret Santa!
Life as they knew it is over. Everything has been and can be taken away in the blink of an eye. Despite this, they found each other. But can they ever find home?
Inspired by A Quiet Place.
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.
A look through a yearbook has Pam in tears. Set in the future.
A tale of motherhood, fatherhood and teenagers, goodbyes and new beginnings, reunions and memories and a visit to Schrute Farms.
Au, where Pam never dated Roy and once she left high school, she got an art degree. But she still becomes a receptionist at Dunder Mifflin, but in Stamford.
When the Stamford branch closes, she is offered a position in Scranton, which she accepts. This is where she develops a crush on the handsome salesman, Jim who is in a long term relationship with saleswoman, Karen.
Pam and Jim’s friendship is fragile and their hearts even more so, will a Christmas time prank on Dwight be just the thing they need?
Canon divergent after A Benihana Christmas. For the Secret Santa Fic exchange
"It's not about ideologies anymore or what we wish the world was. It just isn’t. You have to decide what matters and then do whatever you can to keep it. Sometimes that means making impossible decisions; choices that take a piece of you.”
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