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Carl opened the safe and saw a portrait of Rose by Jack, as well as a letter Rose left for him.

Upon reading the letter, Karl was furious.

The scene then shifts again, this time to the lookout tower of the Eternal.

Two crew members, shivering from the cold, were huddled on the lookout tower.

They saw Jack and Rose embracing tightly on the deck.

Just as they were feeling envious, a huge iceberg came into their view.

"There's an iceberg! Turn the rudder quickly!"

As the sailors' terrified cries rang out, the entire crew of the ship sprang into action.

However, the ship was too large and too fast, and there was no way to turn the tide.

With a sharp, prolonged roar and a tremor emanating from the ship, the iceberg ripped a massive gash into the side of the Eternal. Frigid seawater rushed in.

Upon seeing this, Bai Qing's hand holding the original manuscript involuntarily clenched tightly.

Based on her understanding of the novel, the plot was beginning to reach its climax.

Fang Qiu's control over the rhythm is simply too strong.

Almost nothing is superfluous or redundant.

The plot is full of twists and turns.

Meanwhile, Jack and Rose were also captured and taken back to Rose's room.

During the process, someone secretly put the Heart of Mondstadt into Jack's coat.

Back in Ruth's room, Carl was sitting on the sofa.

He is searching for the whereabouts of the Heart of Mondstadt.

The Heart of Mondstadt was found in Jack's pocket.

So Jack was arrested for theft and locked up below the ship.

After dismissing everyone else, Karl completely dropped his pretense, becoming like a raging lion.

He cursed Ruth as a slut.

Just as he was about to vent his anger further, several crew members filed in.

Just as Karl was angrily telling them to get out, he was informed that the Eternal was about to sink and that they should prepare immediately.

Upon hearing this news, Carlton lost all interest in punishing Ruth.

He forcibly brought Ruth onto the deck.

The lifeboats on the Eternal could only accommodate half of the total number of passengers.

But they are nobles, and they will surely survive.

Many nobles have already boarded the lifeboats.

Upon seeing Karl and the others arrive, someone immediately prepared a lifeboat for them.

At that moment, Carl told Ruth that Jack was doomed.

As soon as Carl boarded the ship, Ruth turned and ran.

Jack is still tied up in the cabin, and she is going to rescue him.

After Rose had run far away, Carl, who had boarded the ship, noticed that Rose had run away. He knew that Rose had gone to rescue Jack, so he angrily returned to the ship.

He would never allow that lowly poor man to live!

He wanted to kill the adulterous couple with his own hands!

The following plot was written by Fang Qiu in a very gripping and seamless manner.

As Bai Qing read, her hand unconsciously clenched the manuscript paper, making it somewhat crumpled.

However, she was unaware of this; at this moment, her entire attention was absorbed in Fang Qiu's novel, and she was deeply concerned about the fate of Jack and Rose.

Love that has survived life and death is the most genuine.

Chapter Thirty: She Didn't Want to Do It Again

The two called each other's names in the cabin.

After overcoming numerous difficulties, Rose finally found Jack.

She chopped Jack's shackles with an axe.

The two escaped together onto the deck.

However, apart from nobles, women and children had to board the ship first.

After boarding the ship, Rose looked at Jack standing on the deck and couldn't help but feel a little apprehensive.

Because she understood that there weren't enough lifeboats, and a group of poor people were destined to die on board.

So she jumped back onto the boat.

Jack was naturally very anxious and asked her why she jumped back.

Rose hugged Jack and answered her with the same words Jack had said to her when they first met.

"I'll only jump if you jump."

Fang Qiu's writing about the two characters' genuine emotions is very natural, without any affectation.

Moreover, Fang Qiu even used the foreshadowing from before.

It was a pleasant surprise.

Just as Bai Qing was immersed in Jack and Rose's love, a loud whooshing sound rang out.

A sharp dagger was plunged deep into the deck beside them.

Seeing that his first attack had missed, Karl charged towards them with his longsword in hand.

Jack quickly grabbed Rose and fled for their lives.

Upon seeing this, Bai Qing couldn't help but feel nervous.

In the work of other authors, Jack and Rose would have killed Cal together and then lived happily ever after.

But the author of this book is Fang Qiu...

She suddenly remembered that a month ago, she had asked them if they were sick, but she hadn't asked if they were dead...

For a moment, she felt a little flustered.

Based on Fang Qiu's heinous behavior in her previous book, she had no doubt that Carl would kill either Jack or Rose.

That wicked Fang Qiu! Is he going to write another tragedy?

Carl chased them all the way into the hall, which was already mostly flooded.

Seeing the two swim towards the seepage point, Carl had no choice but to give up the chase and forcefully throw the longsword in his hand at Jack and Rose.

But it ultimately missed.

Bai Qing breathed a sigh of relief after seeing Karl leave in a fit of impotent rage, uttering harsh words.

Fang Qiu finally repented and reformed.

It seems that the readers' previous complaints did have some effect.

However, what happened next did not relieve her; instead, it made her heart leap into her throat.

Unable to return the way they came, they had no choice but to run deeper into the cabin. This process, vividly portrayed by Fang Qiu's powerful writing, was extremely tense, especially the scene where Jack and Rose used the lock to open the door.

Bai Qing felt as if he were in seawater about to reach his nose.

It's suffocating.

Finally, they escaped from the cabin, but the ship was already mostly submerged in water.

Jack led Rose to the bow of the ship.

Wailing and screams echoed all around, and people were dying every moment.

With a piercing, metallic wail, the ship's keel broke under the strain.

The bow slammed down hard, and the ship was then pulled to the bottom of the sea by the hull.

Jack and Rose also fell into the icy sea.

Bai Qing had no time to comment on writing techniques or anything else; her attention was entirely focused on the jumbled text.

There are not many original manuscripts left.

Jack found a plank, but it was only big enough for one person.

Jack let Rose go up onto the deck, while he lay on the edge of the plank.

At this moment, Rose remembered what Jack had told her when they first met.

"The seawater is very cold at night, so cold that it feels like a thousand arrows are piercing your heart, and a million needles are pricking your whole body. You can't think, and the only thing you can feel is pain."

She wanted Jack to climb onto the plank so she could get down, but Jack resolutely refused.

Time passed slowly, and many people had already frozen to death.

Jack lay on the edge of the wooden plank, trembling as he spoke his heart.

He encouraged the dying Ruth, telling her that she would definitely get through this.

He told Ruth that winning that ticket was the greatest achievement of his life.

Meeting her is enough for me in this lifetime.

"Promise me, you must promise me, you must live on, no matter what happens, you must live on, even in the most desperate times, you must not give up, you swear to keep your promise."

"I swear."

"never give up."

The most difficult times are always when you're in pain.