An unwanted engagement. A voyage that would change everything. A father's will with a major twist. Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater have been friends for more than ten years, despite their social differences. How would their lives be affected by what is to come?

Jack is the son of a bootlegger and Rose has come all the way from Philadelphia to fulfill a dream of becoming a flapper in New York. Speakeasies weren't the cleanest places and not the nicest either, leaving inexperienced Rose to learn a thing or two from Jack. During a time of rebellion and jazz, they must face their differences in the Roaring Twenties - when anything goes.

As I dig my toes into the sand and watch the orange sun sink low into the sky, I wish you were here with me. Oneshot.

In the year 2004, Jack and Rose meet in Perris, California. But there's a twist—Jack has leukemia.

Cal said his arrangement included Jack. Rose makes sure it does. Oneshot. Complete.

She may be a maid who goes unnoticed, but she has a life too. And sometimes it's the unnoticed that make an impact.

An alternate ending to Titanic with both Jack and Rose dying. Short story. Complete.

It felt good to forget, but it felt better to remember.

And one time she didn't have the chance. Seven drabbles from different points in Helga's life.

Departs from the story . . . Description with one of the last scenes . . . Jack lives but there's a horrible twist to it.

'The rain blurs the shoreline and distorts the surface of the sea. The horizon is no more than a dark smudge. Even Lady Liberty's dress and skin are glassy and dull from the rain.' – On 18th April 1912, the Carpathia docks in New York.

Rose reflects as she walks down the aisle...and it's not Jack. Which seems wrong. Rose/Jack. In honor of the one-hundredth anniversary. R.I.P. to all those that were lost on that fateful night.