Okay, presenting chapter 2. I do not like it very much; Roy is hard to write. Oh well. Conversations between Randy and Caralina, and Pam and Jim are fun.

Disclaimer: I do not own My Name is Earl or The Office.

Chapter 2

Catalina sure was excited about our trip to Scranton.

"You guys are going to Pennsylvania. That's far," She was busily vacuuming the floor of our hotel room while Randy and I packed, "I wonder what the hotel that you guys will stay at will be like. And will you send me postcards?"

"Sure Catalina," Randy eagerly replied, "I'll send you one everyday."

"We might even get our own email addresses," I said, "I think you get that kind of stuff when you work for fancy companies."

"That's cool! My own email! Catalina, can I have your email address?" Randy excitedly asked.

……..

In Scranton, Pam and Jim were sitting in the break room, having lunch. It had been a typical morning. Michael was up to his usual routine – unfunny jokes and sexist comments. Angela had been giving them dirty looks ever since they had played their daily prank on Dwight. Today they had taken everything out of his desk drawers and filled then with shredded paper. Yes, it had been a typical morning indeed.

"Ham and cheese again, Halpert?" Pam smirked. She was standing by the microwave, waiting for her Chai tea to be finished. "Don't you ever get sick of that?"

"Yeah Beasley," Jim grinned, "Ham and cheese again. And no, I never get sick of it."

Pam sat down next to Jim, sipping her tea. "It's weird, there are always rumors of downsizing and then Dwight hired two temps."

"Yeah."

Jim suddenly laughed, "Do you remember the look on his face when he saw that there was nothing but shredded paper in his desk?"

Pam laughed. The two continued laughing until Roy stepped into the break room. Then, they abruptly stopped.

"Hey Pammy," Roy said to Pam.

"Um, hi."

"Halpert," Roy nodded in Jim's direction.

"Roy," All of a sudden, Jim seemed fascinated with his sandwich. He studied that rather than look up at Pam's fiancé.

Roy kissed Pam on the cheek, "You want to go out to lunch?"

"Um," Pam replied uncertainly. She didn't really feel like being with Roy right now, due to the fact that she was still angry at him for stepping on one of her CDs last night. Pam wasn't one to hold grudges, but Roy didn't seem sorry when he quickly apologized – he was too eager to get to back to watching the football game. But then again, Roy hardly ever asked her to go places with him, maybe this was his way of being sorry for what happened last night.

"Sure," Pam replied after some thought.

"Ok, let's go," said Roy.

Pam mouthed "bye" to Jim, and he did the same.

……..

Jim to Camera:

"Sometimes, I just don't get what Pam sees in Roy."