The office is all dressed up and buzzing with excitement for Phyllis’ wedding. Everyone’s trying to look their best, and the usual work drama takes a backseat for the day. You and Jim came as a couple, both a little nervous but mostly excited to celebrate with everyone.

As Phyllis walks down the aisle, the whole room melts into smiles and happy tears. You glance at Jim, who’s watching you more than the bride, his eyes soft and full of something unspoken.

Later, during the reception, you find a quiet corner away from the crowd. Jim leans in close and jokes, “So, think we could pull off a wedding like this someday? Minus the awkward speeches, hopefully.”

You laugh, but your heart skips—there’s something in his voice that makes you wonder if he’s not just joking.

Between dances and clinking glasses, you two share moments that feel stolen from the chaos—a look, a touch, a promise hidden in the way Jim brushes a stray hair from your face.

For a day full of love, it’s those little seconds with Jim that make everything feel real.