It's that time of year for a birthday to be celebrated and Michael couldn't be any giddier. He is determined to make the birthday a celebration that is fun for everyone, the only problem is, Michael as well as the other employees have no idea whose birthday it is. Nevertheless, Michael will go as far as he can to make things enjoyable, but will that be too much?

Nellie and Toby share a moment in the office kitchen on Valentine's Day.

Spoilers up to "Moving On". Angela wants to be happy with Dwight, but she can't. Unlike her husband, her vows mean something to her. Mentions of Angela/Dwight, Angela/Robert, Oscar/Robert

He's got the feeling he is still waiting for his wife.

She was so warm, but she left him out in the cold. Quick, unedited oneshot for a class.

Oneshot. Pam and Ryan get to know each other a little better-can it lead to something more than friendship? Rated R for a Reason.

A short drabble on Boom Mic Brian's inner monologue from 'Customer Loyalty' to 'Vandalism' in Season 9

Fun, sometimes poetic oneshots about all the show's relationships.

A Pam/Brian love story. I beg you...please give it a try before you write it off. It's just a what-if, we all know The Office ends with a side of Jam :)

This is simply my idea for the ending scene for The Office. I had posted an outline on another website and got a great reaction, prompting me to post here. I wrote it in a screenplay format, as I always envisioned it as the ending scene.

After the events in "Customer Loyalty" Pam and Nellie have a moment on a bench.

I was wondering where this story was! :) Just found it in Word. Erin returns from her outing with Andy to find her new friend Pete waiting for her at reception. You know how this scene goes. I just added on a fluffy bit at the end to make us happy while we wait for the next episode! Pete's POV, obviously. Please R & R. Set during "The Boat".

After Pam breaks down, a documentarian breaks the fourth wall to provide a little comfort.

Missing scene from 9x11, "Suit Warehouse". At the end of the episode, we see Erin hurrying out of the annex, and, as we know, the episode was bursting with tension between her and Pete, the main member of the annex-so what was she doing there? Pete's POV. Rated T for mentions of Jan. Please R & R.

This is set in like, Season 3 when it was still a funny show. Michael meets an old friend, sorta...

Missing scene from 9x10, "Lice". Pete and Erin have a little accident while playing with their mayonnaised-up hair. Seriously, did no one else think of this instantly? XD Not especially romantic, just kinda for laughs. R & R!

UK version of The Office. Right after Dawn has kissed Tim in front of everyone at the Christmas party. Pretty much only some words from within the pink bubble they must be in at that particular moment...

Michael comes back to Scranton with Holly to visit! This is not long after her leaves and the office is there to help him with his wedding plans :) it's set up as a script.

Clark invites Erin to his apartment for a "newscasting audition"! Pete, ever knowledgeable about current events and local news, sees through it before Clark even begins, and is relatively annoyed. I may edit this later...it's not really my favorite, I was kinda digging around my notes and found it. Rated T for language. Trust me, it's a little worse than my others...

Pete and Erin's hamburger outing during "Roy's Wedding". Kind of fluffy, and kind of not. Pete's POV. Rated T for language.

Erin misses Andy. Pete decides to sit with her at lunch. Pretty much fluff. I don't write much fluff, so R&R please!

Clark is PISSED after the events of Roy's Wedding. Pete, frustrated and tired of Clark, describes the events to Toby. Yes, I'm aware of the blatant JAM-related title. I couldn't resist.

Pete's POV. Andy and Clark discuss Erin's "newscaster audition". You remember this scene! :) Rated T for mild language.

Short one-shot. 9x03: Andy's Ancestry. Pete greets Erin but is surprised at the response. ;)

Missing scene from "The Boat"-9x06-Erin asks Pete to cover reception while she and Andy are at lunch. Pete's POV. Rated T for mild language.