last year in moscow
the office, pam (pam/roy, pam/jim), pg, 531 words, spoilers for phyllis’ wedding, for gingirella.

Roy’s fingers splayed against the back of her neck is kind of strange, history ringing in her ears.

( last year, you forgot me. )

he lives in bars dusting along main street
the office, roy (pam/roy, pam/jim), r, 444 words, no spoilers, really.

He watches her because he’s better at this when she’s not looking.

( i'm looking for an exit sign. )

let’s laugh at ships in the sky
the office, jim/pam, pg-13, 1104 words, spoilers for ben franklin, for falulatonks because i promised to do it.

( well, okay, only if we're going to do this face to face and out in the open. )

underwater me
the office, pam (minor: pam/other(s), pam/toby, pam/jim), pg-13, 840 words, spoilers for ben franklin

When Kelly squeals like, we’ll double, Pam swears that she’s going to lose her mind and it’s not even five-thirty.

( five dates that, in varying degrees, involve ryan's friends from business school. )

we’re the stars of our very own teenage angst variety show
the office, pam/karen, pg-13, 676 words, spoilers for the return

“I think this is the first time I’ve actually failed at getting drunk.”

( this is the story about two diner girls. )

i’m miles from where you are
angela/pam. girl bonding, like, sort of. 237 words. for fireworkfiasco.

( It was always a bad idea to begin with. )

the summer before you, the platonic friend, came back, she spilled paint on her coffee table and it looked fine
the office, pam/toby, jim/karen, jim/pam, pg, up to spoilers for traveling salesmen, 949 words, for misunderstood_b

Ten years is a grass stain on her knee, a dent in Roy’s car (and a record), but she’s managing, she promises.

( she wonders if there's a chance, after this, if coffee will mean something again. but then she remembers and it's time to move on. )

the ticket stub is in my back pocket
the office, pam/toby, pg, spoilers for traveling salesmen and the deleted scene. 394 words. four random drabbles.

“I really don’t like it,” he mumbles awkwardly, “The chai latte.”

( give me credit. i haven't liked a girl since high school. )

we are all fools in love
the office, pam/toby, jim/karen, pg, spoilers for traveling salesmen, 626 words

”There was a thing." Four words to cringe by.

( so, like, here's this story. and it's a really long story, so sit down-- there's a coffee shop down the street if you'd rather-- no, seriously, it's a really long love story. aren't they always? )

i missed the bus yesterday. it was almost impossible.
the office, pam/toby, pg, 820 words
For a period, you and I were strangers begins every story. Because people are pathological and predictable and things just happen. It’s a change to have a chance again.

( somewhere along the line, i need to realize that i had to do this. it's scary, yes. but i'm not going to wait around for him forever. )