Chapter fourteen

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April 14th 1912

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April 14th 1912

As the sun began to set on the horizon, Thomas and I found ourselves seated at a cozy table in the ship's dining room, eagerly awaiting the arrival of our dear friend, Molly Brown. We had arranged to have an early dinner together, as we all relished each other's company and delightful conversations.

"I'm so glad we could arrange this dinner with Molly," I said to Thomas, a warm smile on my lips.
He nodded in agreement, his eyes shining with excitement. "Me too. She's such a wonderful person, and her energy is contagious."
Just then, I caught sight of Molly approaching our table, her vibrant spirit evident even from a distance. She greeted us with a boisterous, "Well, if it isn't the lovely couple of the Titanic!"

Molly's infectious laughter filled the air, and I couldn't help but laugh along with her. "Molly, you always know how to make an entrance," I said, embracing her warmly.
Thomas chuckled, extending his hand to her. "It's a pleasure to see you, Molly," he said, shaking her hand with a grin.

We settled into our seats, and the conversation flowed effortlessly. Molly regaled us with her adventures on the ship, making us laugh and gasp in equal measure.
"I must say, I'm impressed with all the activities you've been enjoying," Thomas said, amused by Molly's vivacious spirit.
"Oh, honey, when life offers you a grand ship like this, you've got to make the most of it!" Molly replied with a wink.

As we enjoyed our meal, we delved into heartfelt conversations about life, love, and the thrill of being on the Titanic. Molly's zest for life was contagious, and her genuine interest in our own journey made us feel cherished.
After dessert, as we sipped our tea, the conversation turned to the memorable moments we had experienced on the ship so far.

"You know," Molly said with a grin, "I've seen many things in my life, but being on this ship with you two has been quite the highlight."
I reached over to squeeze her hand. "The feeling is mutual, Molly," I said. "You've added so much joy to our time here."
Thomas nodded, a soft smile on his face. "Indeed. We're grateful to have you as a friend."

The evening passed by far too quickly, but our hearts were full of laughter and love. As we bid farewell to Molly, promising to meet again soon, Thomas and I walked back to our stateroom hand in hand.
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As we stepped into our suite after the delightful dinner, the air seemed to hum with an electric energy. The evening had been a whirlwind of laughter, delicious food, and enchanting conversations, but now, as we found ourselves alone in our private space, an intimate atmosphere enveloped us.

Thomas turned to face me, his eyes locking with mine, and the affectionate smile on his lips made my heart skip a beat. Without a word, he closed the distance between us, his arms enveloping me in a warm embrace. The scent of his cologne filled the air, and I felt a rush of comfort and desire.

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