A/N: Here is another chapter for ya'll. I'm sorry about the delay but it's been crazy couple of weeks. Here you go. Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I don't own the Office! I wish I could say I did…but I don't.
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Jim leaned over the trunk and pulled out the two suitcases that sat there and smiled as he sniffed the air. The saltwater tickled his nose and he had to smile. He was in Atlantic City, about to marry the woman he loves, who also happens to be carrying his child. He wasn't sure life could get better.
"Hey Jim," Pam's voice called from the open door of their seaside hotel, "are you coming or what?"
"I'm coming," he answered with a smile and grabbed the suitcases. "Did you get our room keys?"
"I did," Pam nodded, "and they upgraded us to a suite when they found out we are here to get married, wasn't that nice?"
"That's great," Jim agreed. "I just got off the phone with my parents and they are on their way. Along with some of the rest of the Halpert clan."
"Great, does that mean Kristie is coming?"
"Of course, she wouldn't miss this for the world."
"Good, I want her to stand up with me," Pam answered with a sigh as she laid down on the king size bed.
"She'll like that," Jim smiled, "Doug and Jenna are driving up with the kids, I'm not sure if Matt is going to be able to make it up. He was going to try. Josh will obviously be making the drive with my parents. Kara sends her love, but said there would be no way she'd be able to come out now, especially with Christmas so close."
"I didn't even think about that," Pam groaned, "this was so last minute. I'm sorry."
"Don't be sorry," Jim answered with a stern look, "I want this too. This is going to be perfect. Now, what about your family?"
"Mom and dad are of course coming," Pam said with a sigh leaning back against the headboard, "Bryan, Jamie, and the kids are coming up and I'm pretty sure Bella is coming down too."
"So," Jim interrupted, "do you want to do a little planning for the wedding?"
"What is there really to plan?"
"Do you have a dress?"
"Don't worry about that," Pam assured him, "I have that covered. Though, when Bella and Kristie get here we'll have to go shopping before tomorrow, I want them in matching colors at least. Who are you having standing up with you?"
"I've asked Josh and Doug. I want my brothers up there with me. Which everyone is supposed to call when they get here so we can meet them downstairs."
"Good," Pam nodded with a yawn. "I think I may sleep some now though, I didn't sleep much last night or this morning."
"Me neither," Jim said simply and pulled Pam closer to his chest. "Let's get some rest."
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An hour and a half later Jim woke up to the chirping of his phone and extracted himself carefully from Pam's arms and slipped into the bathroom before answering his phone.
"Hello?" he whispered.
"Hey little brother," Doug's voice answered happily and Jim smiled, "We're pulling up to the hotel now."
"Hey great," Jim exclaimed, "I'll be down in just a second. I'm just going to write Pam a note."
After just a few more seconds Jim hung up the phone and exited the bathroom. He sighed in relief when he realized that Pam was still fast asleep. He scrawled a quick note, placed it on his pillow, and slipped out the door. He was just getting to the lobby as Doug, Jenna, and the kids were walking in.
"Little brother," Doug yelled and Jim winced. "Get over here and give me a hug."
Jim nodded and the brother's embraced. Jim also gave a short kiss on the cheek to his sister-in-law and wrapped Kenny in a huge hug. One-month year old Cassidy was securely in her mother's arms and Jim took a minute to admire his niece.
"She's beautiful," Jim murmured and Doug puffed his chest out. "I can't believe I'm going to be a father."
"WHAT?" Jenna exclaimed and Jim realized he'd actually said the words allowed.
"Oops," Jim scrunched his nose, "I wasn't supposed to say anything yet. We weren't going to announce it until tomorrow after the wedding."
"Congrats man," Doug pounded his brother on the back, "we won't say anything yet. Though it makes a bit more sense about the quick wedding."
"Not really," Jim told him, "I think we'd still be doing this even if Pam wasn't pregnant."
"Where is the bride-to-be?" Jenna asked.
"She's asleep," Jim informed them, "she didn't really sleep much last night, so…"
"Never mind," Jenna interrupted, "We're going to get checked in and we'll meet you down here for dinner tonight. Eight, right?"
"Yup," Jim nodded, "everyone should be here by then. We're having a mixed family dinner. But don't worry, it'll be great."
"Okay little brother," Doug stated, "get back to your baby's momma, and we'll see you later.
Jim just shook his head and started back towards the elevator. This was going to be an interesting weekend.
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"We just wanted to thank everyone for meeting us here on such short notice," Pam told their families, "it means a lot to us that you would do that."
"It does," Jim agreed standing next to his wife-to-be. "Just for an update on wedding plans, we're getting married tomorrow at one at the seaside chapel."
"It's going to be a simple ceremony," Pam added, "but we are excited and having you all here will make it so much better."
"It's our pleasure to be able to share this day with you," Larissa Halpert told them and a murmur of agreement was heard around the rest of the table.
"Thank you," Jim said and took Pam's hand before sitting down. They were having their 'rehearsal' dinner at the hotel restaurant.
The conversation was flowing easily and comfortably between the two families and Jim flashed a smile at Pam which she quickly returned.
"Jim," Richard Beesley started, "when you asked me about proposing I didn't realize it was going to be the same weekend of the wedding."
"Wait, daddy," Pam interrupted, "You knew he was going to ask me?"
"Richard?" Patty Beesley glared at her husband and Pam noticed Jim's cheeks grow pink.
"He did," Jim offered, "I, I kinda asked his permission over Thanksgiving."
"You did?" Pam asked, "how sweet!"
"He asked me too," Jim said with a shrug and it was Patty's turn to gape.
"You did?" she asked her husband and he shrugged.
"I like it old school," Richard told him.
"I think that is nice," Larissa offered, "I'm proud of you James."
"Oh Larissa leave the boy alone," Tony Halpert scolded and the kids started to chuckle.
"Okay parents," Bella interrupted, "let's leave the bride and groom alone for now. Is anyone ready for dessert?"
"There is a cute little ice cream shop down the beach," Jenna suggested, "why don't we go there?"
"I like ice cream," Kenny exclaimed, "Can I have a scoop of chocolate and mint?"
"Sure thing buddy," Doug agreed.
As they walked down the boardwalk Kristie grabbed Pam by the arm, "hey," she whispered, "have you told him yet?"
"Yeah," Pam grinned, "he's excited, me too."
"And he proposed?"
"He did," Pam nodded, "said he was going to give me the ring and propose for Christmas but decided he didn't want to wait. I'm glad he didn't."
"Me neither," Kristie agreed, "but what made you want to get married tomorrow?"
"I didn't want to wait," Pam said simply, "I'm so tired of waiting and I didn't want to be big for my wedding day so, we packed and here we are."
"Does anyone at your office know?"
"No," Pam said with a laugh, "we wouldn't have been able to have a nice quiet wedding if they knew. We'll fill out the paperwork when we get back, but we've also taken a few days off so that we can get things settled."
"Nice," Kristie said with a chuckle. "I'm really happy for you guys. You're so good for my brother."
"Thanks, but I think he's the one that is good for me."
"You too are too cute," Kristie sighed, "so cute."
Pam blushed and caught Jim's eye. They shared a smile before Jim swung Kenny up over his shoulders and made their way into the ice cream shop. Pam couldn't help but giggle as she placed a hand gently on her stomach before following the rest of their family into the shop for dessert.
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