Anastasia Dalian was not expecting to have to deal with an unwanted suitor on the return trip from unsuccessfully trying to cure her father's failing memory, but the assistance of Officer Murdoch proves to be more than helpful. A romance blooms aboard the doomed liner, and goes beyond to weather accusations, separation and eventually war. Mature Content begins in Chapter 21

Jack Dawson become the servant of Rose and he submit to Her

Having survived the sinking of the Titanic, Rose fakes her own death and flees to Chippewa Falls, the hometown of her recently made friend Maureen. Whilst grieving the death of her friend and trying to keep her identity hidden, she finds shelter at the farm of the Davisons family. New people and adventures enter her life, but what is her past is still trying to catch up on her?

Overwhelmed by her entire existence, Rose DeWitt Bukater decides the only way out is to allow herself to fall from the stern of a great ship, but fate has other plans for her. Co-written with MsLanaDawson.

Jack Dawson become the servant of Rose and he submit to Her

Cecily Lethbridge is returning to America after a visit to relatives in Wales. Travelling with her Aunt Mina in first class, she is expecting few if any surprises. The first surprise is seeing hers and her brother's childhood friend Harold Lowe aboard as the Fifth Officer. The next one is when all hell breaks loose when the Titanic strikes an iceberg.

Henry Wilde finds a discarded letter in the mail room of the RMS Cedric, with only a blank calling card and a return address in Liverpool. Taking his chances, Wilde responds to the unposted letter himself, hoping to find in it companionship and mutual understanding. Can a man who has once loved so deeply truly ever love again?

What happens when a newly engaged Rose finds trouble after a New Year's Eve party in London? Present day.

His hesitation was the brand that would damn him.

Jack Dawson become the servant of Rose and he submit to Her

Maxine Dawson is travelling to America with her father. However, things take a turn when her father Jack falls in love with society girl, Rose DeWitt Buckater. Can Rose fill the place of Maxine's mother? Can she escape the trap of high society and leave with Jack and Maxine?

Fifth Officer Harold Lowe and Titanic's Nurse Clara Barnett's lives become intertwined on the ship's maiden voyage when a young drifter is brutally beaten.

Elizabeth Montgomery is a Cambridge archeologist, specialized in underwater archeology. One evening her colluege shows up with a mysterious artifact from the Titanic. Little does she realize that this artifact will lead her on a journey of a life time, and to a love that will span the ages.

After Jack was drafted in the Great War, he left Rose alone to care for their daughter. Upon his return, they all must learn how to live the lives they once led, while still repairing what was lost. (collaboration with reveriee)

Not really a head canon - just how I personally envision Rose's state of mind on the morning of 14 April 1912 as she compares freedom with Jack to duty with Cal and Ruth. Previously posted to AO3.

Cal découvre que Rose est en vie et décide de se venger

Set the night the Carpathia docks, unfinished/stream of consciousness/fluff

Olivia Lovett was only here to help her favorite uncle find a diamond necklace and work on her doctoral thesis in peace. What she did not want was a ghost haunting the ship, let alone one she could interact with. Even if he knew the Titanic better than she did. He'd worked and died on her. Like it or not, she was stuck with William Murdoch.

Jack Dawson become the servant of Rose and he submit to Her

With the shadow of the Titanic tragedy hanging over their heads, the survivors strive together to rebuild their lives. This is the sequel to When We Meet on that Distant Shore, covering the following 50 years from 1920 to 1969.

An alternate version of the gymnasium scene in Titanic (1997). I own nothing! All rights and credits go to James Cameron.

Rose confronts her mother Ruth about the impending marriage to Cal and how he abuses her.

Rose Dawson, a Titanic survivor, arrives in New York determined to forge a new identity. Embracing the hope of freedom, she navigates the bustling city, carrying the burden of her past symbolized by a precious necklace, vowing to reclaim her destiny.

After learning of her survival, Jack finally manages to find Rose, two full years after the sinking. They're reunited, but quickly learning that nothing is all that easy. Their stations in life have practically switched, and is it enough now, to simply care for one another, or is the space of regret forged through lost time too great to bridge?

Jack and Rose end up in different cities after the sinking, assuming the other is dead. Do they finally reunite years later, or were they meant to survive without each other all along?