The next day, Jack woke up in his cabin, with a wet cloth folded up on his forehead. He heard Mr. Gibbs shouting out orders. Jack could tell that, by the orders, that they had made port. Jack tried to remember, but couldn't remember telling the crew to head towards land. Then he recognized a smell. It smelled like roses, which could only mean one thing: Roxxi was in the cabin with him. He looked up, and saw Roxxi was reading a book.
"Luv, where in this bloody world are we making port?" Jack asked, causing Roxxi to jump. "Jack, you scared me!" Roxxi said, catching her breath. "We're in Shipwreck Cove." Jack did not like to hear that. "Why Shipwreck Cove? Why not anywhere else? I'm sure there's plenty of other islands that we could stop at." Roxxi looked stunned. "Jack, how could you say that!?" Roxxi asked. "Back when we were younger, you came here once a year for your personal business', but now it sounds like you're trying to avoid something, or someone." Jack then went on to tell her about how he used to come to visit his mother and, not by choice, his father: Captain Teague. Then how one night, after he and Teague got into a particularly violent fight, he stopped visiting. He went on to talk about the last Brethren Court meeting, about how he found out his mother was a shrunken head and the lack of a meaningful conversation he and Teague had.
Later on, Roxxi helped Jack get cleaned up. Then Jack lead them into the main room, trying so hard to not look scared, everyone could tell he was scared, which scared them. Most of them have been in there before, but that was for the Pirate Lords meeting. This time, it was because their captain was sick. They didn't know how Teague, after seeing him shoot someone during the meeting, would react to seeing them there, unannounced.
When they came in, Jack couldn't believe what he saw. There was a teenage girl, cleaning the table the Pirate Lords had just been using about two years before. She had black hair and brown eyes, just like Jack and Teague. She was wearing a pink dress, with embroidery that matched with Teague's jacket. The girl turned around and saw them standing there. "Captain Teague is busy right now. You can either wait here or come back later." She said. Jack pulled up a chair. "We'll wait here." The girl gave him a dirty look. "I said that you can wait here, but I never said you can sit here." Jack could not believe what he was hearing. "Do you know who I am, missy?" The girl looked at him like he was a bug. "Do you know who I am?" She asked, challenging him. Jack got curious. "Fine then, who are you?" The girl smiled, very proud of herself. "I am Delila Sparrow, daughter of Captain Teague!"