And then he did.
Awesome. Nicely done as always, LF
Damn straight, LF. The 'happy ending' is just the beginning.
Pam takes a walk down memory lane, bringing Jim with her.
Melt. Lovely, xoxoxo. Just lovely. Those are truly some crazy photo albums.
Author's Response: Indeed Ms. Hoo. Indeed. :) Thanks so much!
Waiting does have some advantages, like eventually after the wedding episode we get a Callisto fic! Woot!
Love how you intertwined the flashback into the present day. Just a little bitter to make the sweet even better.
Yay! So happy to see this on MTT.
I love how you balance Sentimental!Jim who is will do anything for his pregnant wife (including buying fruity soap at airport prices) with Jim who thinks like a guy. I think 'balls-deep' is my new favorite smutty phrase. Wow.
I also really like how your Pam isn't some china doll -- face it, she didn't get in her current condition by immaculate conception. They have S-E-X.
And since Pam is getting to be more self-confident in her career, you can bet that would translate into the bedroom. She rocked Jim's world even when she had frizzy hair and striped blouses, once she started getting it regular from a guy who was good to her, you know she got her groove back.
Hope to see more from you!
Ouch. S2 had it's pounding of the grief bone, too. Nicely done, yanana.
*melts into a puddle of bioluminescent goo*
This is what we needed from a week without Pam & Jim. Nicely done.
A little fluffy/smutty exploration of how Jim feels about the glasses Pam wore in 'Did I Stutter?'mmm... the naughty receptionist. Nice.
I have a feeling that pretty much everything about Pam turns Jim on.
I love revisiting that summer immediately after 'it's a date'. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. ;o)
Snippets of Pam and Jim - Post The Job and early S4.
Love this part: Before she used to think she was simply too needy, but it turns out she only needed one thing.
There isn't enough written post S3-pre S4. And there certainly isn't enough from you. I would love to read more of this ;o)
Yay! I love that you succumb to peer pressure.
I bet Pam DOES eat a lot of Taco Bell. (It's a fact that pregnant women crave Mexican food). Finally the hot sauce packet from S2 makes sense ;o)
Nicely done, LF.
Aww, they'd better enjoy their do-nothing days while they can.
Thanks for coming back to finish & post this, bash!
Jim and Pam are faced with the uncertainty of a future at Dunder-Mifflin. This is about the problems this might occur for our favorite newlyweds under these circumstances. Uh, crazy hot sex on the kitchen floor before breakfast is a fine way to start the day. Wow.
Sorry I haven't commented before now, but you've done a great job with the non-fluff. Feel free to go exploring there anytime.
Oh I have to add another comment, lest you think I only come out of the woodwork for the smut. LOVED the part about "my bad, I'm still dreaming". I can totally see Jim saying that. Le sigh.
Author's Response: Lisahoo...me, think that of you? hahaha. No worries, girl. I'm really glad you liked that part though. Total last second addition. Story was all typed and ready to go, my final read through...and then...somehow that got added. I'm glad I did!
Yes, Jim should marry her twice every day. That makes me smile so much my face could burst.
Nicely done, unfold ;o)
Set between S2 and S3 - fallout from Casino Night.Wow -- I'm so glad to see a talented writer discover The Office and MTT.
If TO went for the high drama route, this could totally be how the days between Casino Night and GWH. Ouch.
I can only stand to read this deliciously painful fic is knowing how it turns out. Yowsa.
A snowstorm hits Scranton in February 2010. Someone had to go there, so I did.What ARE you going to do during a snowstorm? Only one of us has Jim, so the rest of us should read & write fanfic.
And play Scrabble. Hee.
Is this a WIP? Will it be finished before the spring thaw?
Wow -- that is just brilliant, lis. It would make the series a LOT shorter ;o) but wow. Nicely done and worth every penny of VB's money.
Author's Response: Ha! I hope she agrees! In hindsight, I'm actually glad we had to take the long road to get to happily-married-with-babies, but I think had Pam been given time and motivation to figure things out on her own, we might have been spared a lot of heartache. And a lot of really good fic, too, which is another reason it is better how we got it! Thanks, as usual, for your kind comment!
Snow, wine, Bolsheviks, but no marshmallows. A cold night in Scranton. Set sometime during the winter of S2I'm glad the snow was good for something ;o)
Cannot WAIT to read the rest. Of course.
Ouch. You're right, this isn't like you-- but it's kind of fun to wallow a bit now that we know that Jim doesn't need a pat on the head for getting Pam's jacket, and you can bet your ass he didn't forget an anniversary.
I'm sure Jim will love Pam even if she never loses the baby wait. Even if she's ENORMOUS. ;o)
Nicely done, as always, LF. Sorry I've been such a slack-ass reviewer.
Cecelia is just shy of five months old when your brain finally makes the connection. ... Jim and Pam have another little accident. (now complete) Great job, MA. This is exactly why Pam & Jim having another kid could be interesting and funny and a great story arc if the writers decide to write in Jenna's pregnancy. SO many families have multiple children and you have to figure out how to be pregnant AGAIN and take care of a little one at the same time.
Author's Response: Yes! I agree. I really hope they write it in and give us a little work-life balance storyline at some point.
Thanks for the comment!! :)
Aww, no woman can resist Jim for very long.
Maybe he needs to hang around her crib like 15 times a day. She'll come around.
Very sweet, LF ;o)
ARGH! That painful and delicious split-second when you look at the other person's lips and wonder if they're going to meet you halfway or not. I am impaled on it. Ouch.
In other words, "well done. Callisto".
Oops. "Talkative","Callisto" -- you look so alike in print ;o)
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