Chapter Four-

Southampton, England
12:07 GMT April 12, 1912

I knew what I had to do. I had explained myself to Alex and alisema goodbye. I had no clue how long I would be on the ship au in foreign nations such as the United States. 

But my mission still stood. I had to stop James from blowing up the ship and killing 2,000 people. While the 100,000 onlookers watched everyone boarding the ship through the plank, I snuck onto the ship via a window. I climbed into the secret compartment I had built and stayed there.

Approximately eight dakika later, at 12:15 p.m. on April 12, 1912, the Titanic left land for the first time. 

Because I couldn't be seen kwa the First-class James Hauds, I had to hide in the bottom of the ship with all of the animals. It smelled, was noisy, and delightfully unpleasant. 

I had managed to build a shelter inayofuata to a tabby cat. The dakika I had walked into my shelter, the cat had mewed and leaned against the bars of the cages, begging me to pet him. 

So I did.



Titanic, Atlantic Ocean
23:49 April 13, 1912


It had been a siku and a half. I decided it was time for me to sneak out and try to figure out when he was going to blow the Titanic up and how I could stop him. 

I crept along the hallway, the cat on my heels. It was late at night and I didnt want to get caught. It would be hard to explain what a teenage girl was doing wandering the Titanic in the dead of night.

I walked around one corner and got a beam of light in my eyes. I stumbled back. A guard was holding a lantern, looking at me curiously.

"What are wewe doing down here, little girl?" he asked. 

"Oh! Uh..." I trailed off thinking of an excuse. I picked up the cat quickly and turned back to the guard. "I was just taking this cat back to its owner." 

"And who is its owner?" the guard asked suspiciously.

I replied the name of a billionaire on board.

"Ah, I see." he said. "Well then, go on." 

I smiled and walked past him. As soon as he was gone, I breathed a sigh of relief. I couldn't encounter any zaidi guards. Putting the cat down, I continued walking.

I found James's room soon enough. I looked inside. He wasn't there. Them I remembered they were having a party downstairs and assumed he was there. I walked in and looked around. His room was as messy as it was on land. 

I sifted through papers on his dawati and put everything back where it had been before. That was a special talent of mine. Leaving no traces of myself behind.

I was going through the mess on his floor when I heard a key scratch in the lock. Leaping out the window, I ducked on the ledge right as he opened the door.

The deck of the ship was sixty feet below me. I couldn't jump. I groaned softly to myself and started creeping along.

The cat found my way down. It had surprisingly stayed with me the entire time. It found a pothole leading to the boiler room. There were a few workers in the boiler room, but I managed to slip back to my shelter before I was caught.

One night down and nothing to onyesha but a cat.