82 ‘He’s not going to use her for a story. He’d known within seconds of seeing her sneak to that garden door like a lifeline, within seconds of slipping out after her, that he wasn’t going to do that.’
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Pregnant and newly single, Pam Beesly finds herself relying on her best friend Jim more than ever. Will love blossom along with new life? Or will things stay the same way they always were.
A season two AU in which Pam finds herself pregnant with Roy’s baby and leans on Jim for support.
8 66 Sequel to The Other Pam
Jim/Pam relationship centric
14 54 5 
the follow up to "Five years".
starting with Jim's side of the story leading up to the original ending, and then following Jim and Pam, their kids, and their life in Paris. New conflict will arise, new stories will be told, and new perspectives explored.
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Five years ago Pam left everything she knew behind for a life of adventure in Europe. Now she’s back and so much has changed. Can she overcome her past demons and find happiness, or is it just not meant to be?14 18 61 In different places and different times, Pam meets Jim, and these meetings change both their lives.
9 90 21 83 118 
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.
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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.
39 Pam chose Colorado because of the mountains. She’d never seen snow-capped mountains before in her 26 years. She figured it was different enough from Scranton and that was what she wanted. Different. And mountains were the first thing she looked for when she first landed at Boulder Municipal Airport 2 months ago today.
just a little fluffy AU.
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21 There’s something unnerving about the sun still being out, something that makes it all seem a little more serious. Something about seeing the dust in the corner, the sources of shadows, the scuffs on the floor all illumined by the warm light streaming through the windows.
It’s less like magic.
It’s more like real life.