Titanic Novels & Stories

It was already ten minutes past three. A soft, low hum of an engine approached. A brand-new Mercedes-Benz with heavily tinted windows glided to a stop directly in front of me. The sleek silver-gray finish caught the sunlight, giving the luxury car an almost regal appearance. My brows furrowed in curiosity as I tried to peer through the dark glass. The rear passenger window lowered smoothly. “Get in.” The voice was calm, confident, and achingly familiar. It sent an involuntary shiver through my entire body, and my heart slammed against my ribs with sudden force. The window continued lowering until I could see him clearly.

"In the year 2005, a tourist bus carrying about 25 people including the driver assigned to drive the bus to a tourist attraction in the deepest part of Bear Forest. A place said to be haunted and cursed by death itself. A place no one in their right minds should venture into. The Bus never made it back and no one was seen again.

“As you know, I’m the first one to sit here when you took me a decade ago. Might as well be the last one in here and make the very chair my grave.” There was contemplation from the other line from Titanic, but the boss answered in the most characteristic way for him. “If you wish to do that, then I can’t stop you. But, where’s the vault?” Heartless. Not even one tear was shed for him. But in his defense, he didn’t really understand the -9.807m/s gravity of the situation he’s in.

The last thing she could remember was being thrown off her feet and then scurrying on the floor with the rush of adrenaline to the lift she knew existed at the back of the stage before collapsing into unconsciousness. "The airship is in a state of catastrophe. Please calmly proceed to the escape pods at the base level..." That recorded instruction occupied the sound space. She could hear it from the close confines of the elevator shaft. She jolted up, remembering what had transpired in the auditorium. The battleship that crashed in wasn't the WDF's... "Please proceed to the escape pods at the base level..." Ava slowly got up on her feet. The ground beneath her tremored.

Raveen explained. he gorgeous aquamarine colored gem necklace reminded her of Rose DeWitt Bukater in the Titanic movie that she had watched five years ago. It was the first film that Lavina saw on Althof's recommendation. Speaking of the epic film about the sinking ship, it reminded Lavina of the male lead, Jack Dawson. She was surprised and thought if she might be one of the descendants of that handsome man, maybe not? “Playing as Caledon Nathan who gave Rose DeWitt Bukater the heart of the ocean?” asked Lavina after she chuckled. "Well, although it's not heart-shaped like Rose's," she added. Raveen also curved his smile.

After that, nowhere in the English Isles was safe for Leah, so she set sail for America. The second vampire was Marcio, a nearly four hundred year old Italian vampire. For several centuries, Marcio had been content to hunt the Italian countryside, with occasional forays north into France, Switzerland or Austria. Early in the twentieth century he had decided to embark upon a little adventure and took passage on a luxury ocean liner named the Titanic. He had already fed twice upon his fellow passengers, simply tossing the empty bodies overboard when he was done, when the ship famously struck an iceberg. As the giant ship sank beneath the waves, Marcio simply sta

"Is that a tear I see?" teased Mother, raising an eyebrow playfully. Despite being only ten, Journee was proud and unable to easily reveal her emotions, retorted, "What? No way!" "Alright, my honey bunny, time for lights out." Titanic is such a heart-wrenching movie... Why did the lovers have to part? Couldn't they have stayed afloat together? Or could benevolent spirits in the sea have saved them? But spirits don't exist... And if they did, maybe they caused the ship to sink because they're evil! Journee reasoned in her dimly lit room. Her eyes heavy with sleep. Her heart sank as heavily as the Titanic into the ocean. As tears

I’ve never sailed on a boat like this; it looks like those boats of the pirates," Annika replied in amusement. "Have you watched the movie Titanic?" the captain asked Annika "Nope, they said it’s a beautiful movie; I do not have time to watch it, and I don’t know where the cinemas are here in Sydney," Annika answered. "Well, now I know what we will do next. Let us watch a movie next time we have time off in Sydney." Captain Smith intends to arrive hopeful.

"It's too soon to talk about that. Let's discuss it once you find where the sound is coming from!" "Heh! Still stubborn, I see. I'll make you concede willingly. Let's move!" Gideon activated the Solar Titan Physique, his energy surging forth like a propeller, swiftly thrusting both him and Orabella onward. After roughly ten minutes, they arrived beneath Central Island, and the sight before them left them both stunned and incredulous.

"Randi, I'm going to the office early tomorrow, so help me tell the babies that they must keep this a secret, and mustn't tell anyone." "Understood!" ... Jenna didn't fall asleep until 4 a.m. The next morning, with severe dark circles under her eyes, Jenna rushed to work. All the way, she nervously covered her pockets, afraid that she would lose the little black box containing the priceless treasure. So many criminals had gone to great lengths to steal that chip, and Titan Group had spent so much manpower and financial resources to salvage it from the sea, this chip must be worth a lot of money.