Chapter 4
"Mr. Andrews!" Rose yelled. "Excuse me, Mr. Andrews!"
Mr. Andrews turned to look at Rose. "Yes, Rose," he calmly answered.
"I must tell you something. It's important. This boat will sink tonight. Two thousand people will die. Please you must believe me. Do not ignore the icberg warnings. They are
right," Rose explained.
"Are you sure, Rose."
"Positive, believe me." Rose promptly left to meet Jack around the corner. "Follow me," she said grabbing his hand.
She directed him down towards the bottom of the ship to the car she knew so well.
"Why are we down here?" he asked.
"You'll see!" she exlaimed.
She opened the door of the car and pulled him in. She grabbed him and passionatlly kissed him. "Oh, Rose," he said.
(AN: You know what happens here. We don't have to have the 'birds and the bees' talk, do we?)
They went up to the top deck kissing and arms around each other. "I love you Jack," Rose said.
"I love you too, Rose." They kissed some more and then Mr. Andrews came over to Rose.
"Rose, about the iceberg," he said interupting.
Rose immediatly stopped kissing Jack and remembered his fate. "Excuse us for a moment, Jack, please. Yes, Mr. Andrews."
"We just recieved the warning. How did you know? We are changing course, though," Mr. Andrews explained.
Rose, quickly thinking said, "Mr. Andrews, why is it important? The ship will sink. This is a matter of life and death. That is all you need to worry about."
"Rose, I... I... I can't argue about it. We will find out if you're right." Mr. Andrews left.
"Rose what was that about?" Jack asked.
"Nothing. Don't worry about it." Rose kissed him again.