An inevitable conversation following Beach Games.
Jim's life for years revolved around wanting something he could not have. What happens when Jim finally gets everything he ever wanted? Takes place the Monday after "The Job." Jim is with Pam. Karen returns to Scranton.
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Our favorite Dunder Mifflin women find out some big news.
Karen finds love again after Jim
What Karen is up to while Jim and Pam are on their first date, and beyond.
Member's Choice - “My father died, so I’ll need a few days.” She explained in an unaffected sounding voice that surprised even herself. The three other parties in the room were stunned into silence. Jim spoke first. “Jesus, Pam…” She stood with her back to him and addressed Michael as if Jim had not made a sound…as if Jim did not exist. It was the only way.
. . . comes from some other beginning's end. Post-Beach Games. Based around the finale (but no spoilers).
I guess this is kind of AU now ;)
From the fertile minds of BitterPill, LiberryLady, and TooLateKev come sixteen nouns.
Karen. Dwight. Farm tools. Jewelry. Pleated polyester pants. Legal pads. Jar of pickled beets. Giant pandas at the zoo. Hair curlers. 70s AM radio. "Agree to disagree." Toby/Darryl story based on The Negotiation, a playground, evening, Buckaroo Banzai and... Laffy Taffy.
Honestly, the story just writes itself.
Kelly gives her new BFF, Pam, a gift that sparks her imagination.
Disclaimer: I own my iBook G4, but I don't own any of the characters from The Office.
A bit of an AU look at Jim and Pam, and a rather depressing relationship. First chapter takes place following Phyllis' wedding and then it goes from there. Does not take into account the events that take place in following episodes.
Not a happy piece of writing, I figured I'd take a different approach from the fluffier post-finale stories. I don't think there will be any fluff in this one.
Karen takes notice of Jim's little thing for Pam, and she decides to try a little role play...
This? It's called SMUT. Know it. Love it.
Set during the finale.
Her head starts to hurt because he's saying all the wrong things.