The Unsinkable Ship (Jerrie Fanfiction) ✔️

Thirty One

Disaster

The only thing that the people can rely their lives on are the lifeboats. Half of the ship was already submerged on the water, and there's only a little time left and all of it will completely sink underwater.

Jade and Perrie were saved from their nearly drowning experience and right now, they are searching for a way to go out.

Jesy were no longer alive, only Leigh-Anne left, but of course, Jade doesn't knew. The turbulence kept on going. The screaming were nonstop, the running and anything else. It seems like the heaven and the ground joined their forces together. Just because of hitting that deadly and ridiculous iceberg.

If Perrie were going to be asked, she would say that she preferred this occurence to be just a dream. That if she want this to end, she will just open her eyes. But no, this isn't just a dream, it is the absolute reality. So hard, too difficult. That's what the people here are feeling right now at this particular moment. Even the officers of the ship had no idea if they are going to survive. Among the two thousand and two hundred people, no one can tell how many are going to survive.

That is not the end of the chaos yet. Only half of the ship was submerged. If the whole is, it's more dangerous.

JADE'S POV~

I am so tired, not just tired, but I'm getting exhausted. But I'm still thanking the heavens that Perrie and I surpassed the flooding areas of the ship earlier. Both of us nearly drowned. There's too much happenings in this ship now. And the main reason of all of this was the iceberg.

I can tell Perrie is so scared. Of course, who wouldn't be? It's so terrifying. I am silently wishing to the stars that this is just a dream that if I wake up, it'll all end. But I know it isn't. I am telling Perrie to not give up especially in this situation. We need to be positive even though negativity surrounds. It's raining, not literally a rain, not a water, but it's raining of tiredness, nervousness, panic, and all the negative stuffs. It's really hard to remain positive especially in this kind of chaos. And this is not just a simple chaos, but a very very hard and exhausting one.

I taught Perrie that in every challenges in life, there's nothing we won't get through. And of course, this is included. The heavens will not give us a challenge and a problem that we will not be able to solve, and not to find a solution. There's always a solution in every problem. No matter how hopeless, we should maintain our strength, and courage, because if we maintain neither, we will easily give up.

I am thinking...what if Perrie didn't jump back aboard earlier? Maybe she's safe now. But I don't know if I will be. I want to hate her, I want to hurt her, I want to confront her, but I can't. She reminded me our promise. That if she jumps, I jump. She made me realize that we're really in this together. When she asked me if we're going to survive, I kept saying yes, I kept telling her we will. And if we don't, I'll never get tired of doing everything just to make her safe, and to save her. If I won't be able to survive, then I hope she's the one who will. I know she's stronger than me, yes, she told me that, and I believed. I taught her to be. She's braver, because if she isn't, she's not here. She won't came back here. I remember her crying earlier because of this very exhausting thing. It really broke my heart. I can't stand seeing her crying, because it makes me want to cry too. But I can't and I won't do that in front of her. She trusted me that I'll do anything for her, and I also trusted her. But yes of course, I will not break my promise. We have a lot of plans for our future together, and I hope it won't sink like what's happening in this ship now.

I miss our happy times. But I know in the end of this exhausting thing, we will have that again. I remember our bond...

We are walking hand-in-hand to the back deck, where we first met.