I clutched onto Jack's hand, taking a bite out of my apple. Even though there was a small bruise I found when biting into it, it was a good red delicious. I looked up and Jack and he seemed really happy. We were walking on the side of the highway, where nothing could hurt us because we were on a raised portion. I smiled at him and kissed his cheek, which made him even happier.
"Where do you want to go?" Jack asked.
"Not sure. I kind of want to find Molly." I replied.
"Yeah, me too. We kinda abandoned her…" He laughed a little bit and then silenced.
"We'll find her, Jack." I squeezed his hand. "Don't you worry."
As if she could read our minds, about fifteen more minutes of walking we found her. Rather, she found us.
"Go back!" We heard someone shout. We stopped walking for a couple minutes and stared at the mysterious automobile backing up toward us.
"Want to make a run for it?" I whispered, backing up slowly and timidly.
"Let's wait and see who it is." Jack answered. He was standing his ground, ready to shield us from whatever was coming for us.
We smiled in relief when we saw Molly's head peek out of the door, smiling a big hearty smile at us. Thank God it wasn't a very busy day.
"You lovebirds want in?" Molly asked.
We both looked at each other and beamed. The automobile almost looked exactly like the car we…
We got in immediately.
"Well thank you, Ms. Brown!" I said, squeezing her as tight as I possibly could.
She laughed. "You're welcome, my dear. Sorry I left ya."
"We found our way to a nice place." Jack said, smiling at me.
I kissed him.
Jack and I looked at each other confused when we arrived at the train station.
"What are we doing here?" I asked. I was sure to be close to Jack the entire time.
Molly came out of the car and beamed. She held three tickets in her left hand, and a small purse in her right. The driver was holding what seemed to be fifty bags.
"I gotta be heading back to Texas. That's where everything I need is." She smiled. An' you two are comin' along with me." She smiled.
Jack and I gasped.
"A-are you sure about that?" Jack asked, very confused but at the same time ecstatic.
I squealed in happiness. "Where did you get all those bags, Molly? And the tickets. How did you…?"
She chuckled. "Luckily they were in my pockets the night Titanic sank. I also had on a lot of precious jewelry and furs that I sold away."
She laughed again. "When people heard my story, they felt so bad they gave me some of these items for free."
I jumped into Jack's arms with a squeal. He held me and through his happiness tears he kissed me a deep and passionate kiss.
She smiled. "Let's turn these tickets in and get a move on. I've got a perfect place for you to live."
Jack and I practically ran to the ticket counter.
Yes, this was a short chapter. Sorry, I'm busy this weekend but at the same time had no other time to write except now. Sorry, this was the best I could do. :\ I love all the reviews, though. You guys keep this story going :) I'll be sure to post as soon as possible!