Y/N's P.O.V

"How about a takeaway? Spend the night with the kids and then get Chinese food in for eight?" Jim asked as we got out of the elevator.

"That actually sounds amazing." I smiled as we walked into the office, making Jim laugh.

"Good, because that's what we're doing." He chuckled. I smiled as we walked past the reception desk and to our own desks.

"I'm gonna go to the bathroom." I mumbled as I carefully slipped my rings off and put them in the box on my desk.

"Okay babe." Jim spoke, giving me a small smile as I passed him and gently put my hand on his shoulder as I passed.

Jim's P.O.V

Jim looked at Y/N as she disappeared into the kitchen.

"Pam, she's gone." He yelled as he shot up and took Y/N's rings from the box.

"Brian gave me these." She spoke, giving Jim the pile of photos.

"Awesome." Jim smiled before looking at the camera.

"Thank you, guys, thank you so much." He smiled at the crew before rushing into the conference room and shutting the door.

Y/N's P.O.V

I walked back into the office and my eyebrows furrowed as Jim wasn't at his desk.

"Pam, where's Jim?" I asked.

"In the bathroom." She shrugged. I returned it and nodded as I sat down and opened the box. My eyes widened.

"Oh, my god, no, no, no." I mumbled, immediately starting to rummage through my stuff.

"What's wrong?" Pam asked as she rushed to me.

"My rings are gone." I choked.

"Oh, god. I'm sure they couldn't have gone far." She spoke.

"I always take them off to wash my hands, I always put them in the box, and they're always there when I get back." I choked.

"It's gonna be okay, we'll find them." Pam nodded.

"We paid a lot of money for those rings, Jim is gonna kill me." I groaned, putting my head in my hands.

"It'll be okay. He's in the conference room if you wanna talk to him." She spoke. I nodded, a tear leaving my eye as I stood up.

"Oh god." I choked as I went to the conference room and opened the door. I gasped as I walked in. Hundreds of pictures from the documentary were plastered on the walls, showing all the scenes that Jim and I had been in. I put my hand over my mouth as I looked at the pictures, ranging from us kissing and hugging, to when he proposed and when Cece and Philip were born. I smiled to myself, tears rolling down my cheeks as I stared at the precious images. Suddenly I heard a cough behind me. I turned around and my eyes widened slightly as Jim was down on one knee, my engagement ring in the original box that sat in the palm of his hand.

"Jim, what...what are you doing?" I asked.

"I'm showing you that you are enough for me, despite what you might think." He nodded, making me choke and smile. He looked at the box.

"Two years ago, I got down on one knee and proposed to you with this ring. What I never told you was that I bought this ring a week after we started dating, because that's how quickly I knew I wanted to spend the rest of my life with you." He admitted. I smiled at him as tears left my eyes.

"I can't believe you kept the box." I spoke, laughing and making him chuckle.

"I did." He nodded as he stood up, gently taking the ring and placing it onto my finger.

"Nine months later, you gave birth to our beautiful daughter. Do you remember that day?" he smiled, looking at the photos of that day on the wall.

"Of course I do. The most painful twenty hours of my life." I chuckled, making Jim smile.

"A month later, we promised each other that we were going to spend the rest of our lives with each other. That we were going to love each other through everything. That, apart from when Cece and Philip were born, was the best day of my life." He nodded, tears pricking his eyes as he took my wedding ring out of his pocket and gently slid it onto my finger. I looked up at him as tears ran down my face.

"I did all this to show you how much you mean to me. You're everything to me. So, when you said you didn't think you were enough for me, that broke my heart." He nodded, looking at me as a tear left his eye. I gulped and looked down.

"You are more than enough. You are my life, Y/N. Without you, I'd have literally nothing. So, if I made you ever think that you're not enough for me, I am so, so sorry." He scoffed, shaking his head as tears left his eyes. I gave him a small smile as tears left my own eyes.

"I love you more than anything. And don't you ever forget it." He smiled. I returned it before taking his face and kissing him passionately. He returned it instantly, wrapping his arms around me as he deepened the kiss.

"I love you more than anything too." I whispered against his lips, making him smile.

"Do you believe now that you're enough for me?" he mumbled quietly.

"I do." I nodded. He smiled before leaning down and kissing me again.

I looked down, trying to hide my smile as I fiddled with my rings. I looked up at the camera.

"What Jim did was incredible. I love him so much and what he did proves he feels the same. Which make me feel better about what I did." I nodded. I bit my lip.

"Don't tell Jim, but I put our house up for sale and I'm looking for houses in Philly. That's where his business is, so, guess what." I smiled.

"We're moving to Philly." I admitted, biting my lip in an attempt to stop my smile from growing.

Jim pulled up onto the driveway and we got out of the car.

"Come on, my gorgeous wife." Jim smiled, making me chuckle as we climbed out of the car. I smiled to myself as he took my hand. Suddenly, our front door opened and our realtor walked out, followed by a couple. My eyes widened.

"Carol, what are you doing here?" I gulped.

"I'm sorry, they were an hour late." She sighed.

"What's going on?" Jim asked. I looked at him.

"Please don't be mad at me." I gulped.

"Mad at you for what? Y/N, what's happening?" he scoffed. I sighed.

"I put the house up for sale a week ago, and I've been looking at houses in Philly." I admitted. Jim's eyes widened slightly.

"What are you saying?" he scoffed. I looked at him.

"I'm saying that I'm ready to move our family to Philadelphia so that you can be a part of your sports company." I admitted. Jim's eyes widened and he choked as he held his hands to his head.

"Are you mad at me?" I gulped. He looked at me.

"Am I mad? Hell no. You're saying you're willing to give up our lives here to pursue my business. How can I be mad at that?" he laughed. I returned it slightly.

"I'm ready, Jim." I spoke.

"Are you sure?" he choked. I nodded and bit my lip.

"What you'll do in Philly will be amazing. I can finally get that job as an elementary school teacher, Cece and Philip will have the lives they deserve. I'm ready to do this, as long as I do it with you." I nodded. Jim smiled, a tear leaving his eyes as he tightly wrapped his arms around me.

"I love you. So much." He choked, a hand in my hair.

"I love you too. And I trust you with this. Make a life for us." I nodded. He pulled away and laughed, making me smile as tears of happiness ran down his face. He gently took my face before smashing our lips together.

"We're moving to Philly." Jim laughed into the camera before looking at me. I returned it.

"I can't wait. I'm finally going to get to be a teacher, Jim will be the co-CEO of his company, which means that we can have our dream house, and Cece and Philip can have the lives we want for them. It's going to be perfect." I smiled.

"Literally the only downside is that we're leaving our lives in Scranton behind, including our lives at Dunder Mifflin." Jim nodded, tears pricking his eyes as he looked at me. I returned the nod.

"That's the only bad thing about all this. We're leaving the place where we fell in love. We're leaving the place where we started a family. We're leaving our lives, but we're leaving in the hopes of better lives." I spoke, a tear leaving my eye.

"I didn't think that was possible, but it will be." Jim nodded, looking at me.

"We'll have a good life in Philly." I smiled.

"We will." He returned as he took my hand.

Jim and I walked into the office.

"Morning guys." Pam smiled at us.

"Morning." Jim smiled as we put our stuff down at our desks. Jim looked at me.

"You ready to do this? Because once we do this, there's no going back." He nodded, looking down at me. I gave him a reassuring smile.

"I'm ready." I nodded. He gave me a small smile and kissed my head before knocking on Michael's door.

"Come in." his muffled voice sounded. Jim looked at me as he opened the door and we walked in.

"Ah, the office's Romeo and Juliet." Michael laughed.

"That's us." Jim chuckled nervously as we sat down.

"What can I do you for?" Michael asked. Jim looked at me and took my hand.

"Michael, we're leaving Dunder Mifflin." Jim admitted. Michael's smile dipped slowly.

"What?" he asked.

"We're moving to Philadelphia so that Jim can get back into his sports business, and I've gotten a job there as an elementary school teacher. This is our last week." I spoke, a lump in my throat. Michael looked at us.

"Wow. Um, I don't really know what to say to that." He admitted.

"And you don't have to. But since we're leaving at the end of the week, obviously we have to tell people, and we wanted you to be the first to know." Jim nodded. Michael gave us a small smile.

"Well, thank you, I appreciate that. God, I can't believe you're leaving." He laughed as tears pricked his eyes. I nodded as I felt tears welling in my own eyes.

"Michael, we just wanna say, that you've been an incredible boss, and us making this change isn't in any way a reflection of our feelings towards our jobs, or you. It's fair to say that this was an extremely tough decision to make for both of us." Jim chuckled, a tear leaving his eye as Michael nodded.

"Don't worry, I understand. You'll both be missed, greatly." He nodded.

"Thanks Michael, that means a lot." I replied as a tear fell from my eye. He nodded and gave us a small smile as he stood up and held out his hand. Jim shook it before letting me shake it.

"It's been an honour working with both of you." Michael spoke.

"It's been an honour having you as a boss." Jim nodded. Michael returned it and gave us a small smile. Jim gently put his hand on my lower back and led me out of the office.

"The thing I find funny about this entire thing, is that this was just meant to be a stop over to another job." I nodded, chuckling slightly.

"Instead of it being that, it turned into the place I stayed for six years. It turned into the place where I found my family." I nodded.

"I met my husband, and the father of my children here. I met the love of my life here." I smiled, tears pricking my eyes.

"Not to mention you guys. Because of you, I'll get to watch myself develop, and fall in love. My kids will be able to see the moment that their parents fell in love. I couldn't ask for a more perfect end to our time here." I choked.

Jim's P.O.V

Tears pricked Jim's eyes as he looked into the camera.

"Imagine going back and watching a tape of your life. You can see yourself change, and make mistakes, and grow up. You can watch yourself fall in love, watch yourself become a husband, become a father. You guys gave that to me, and that's an...amazing gift." He smiled, tears leaving his eyes.

"I sold paper at this company for twelve years. My job was to speak to clients on the phone about quantities and types of copier paper. Even if I didn't love every minute of it, everything I have, I owe to this job. This stupid, wonderful, boring, amazing job." He smiled.