Warning Lables part five

[obsession_inc]

This is the fifth installment of an a/u season two series, warning_labels, the premise being that they were having secret sex all along. Part one (Halloween) and part two (The Fight) were written by honey_wheeler, part three (The Client) by kyrafic, and part four (Email Surveillance) by annakovsky.

Title: Caution: Reduce Speed During Unsafe Driving Conditions
Author: obsession_inc
Fandom: The Office (US

Comments

[the_musical]

i was just thinking about this series last night, and i'm so happy for a little early christmas present.

tortured trying to stay in control jim? so hot. and one of my favorite things ever.

and then at the same time there being pam and the moment at the end...almost made me cry. and then i want to shake pam. a lot.

[obsession_inc]

Thanks! Hooray for feedback!

Aww, don't shake Pam. She's having a rough time of it. Ten years with Roy? this is probably like considering breaking up a marriage, for all that the vows haven't happened yet. It's Christmas, she'll probably be with Roy's family for most of it, and they're like her second family after all this time.

[obsession_inc]

Thank you! I'm so glad it's kept up to the high standards that the other authors set-- that's nerve-wracking, I tell ya, to try to live up to that!

Happy holidays!

[rinalin]

I truly love this series. It's beautiful and sad and depressing and just...beautiful. I keep wondering how much further Pam is going to go before it all blows up in her face. It's such a fine line she treads. I adore it.

[obsession_inc]

Thank you!

[obsession_inc]

Thank you! Merry Christmas!

[obsession_inc]

Oh, thank you!

Of all the things I ever expected to add to the fic community, knowledge of the term "road head" was not really on my list... oh, man, I'm totally going to hell for this. Um... Merry Christmas!

[obsession_inc]

You know, I'd say that the first round of drinks down there would be on me, but a) too many of my friends would be there for me to afford it, and b) it being hell, that would probably end up being taken in a far too literal manner. Ah, well.