Titanic: A Lion's Story: The Final Chapter

Titanic: A Lion's Story: The Final Chapter is the conclusion and final installment in the Titanic: A Lion's Story Trilogy. The fiction is written by CynWann and based on the actual events of the influenza pandemic in January 1918, one of the deadliest events in history.

Plot
At the start of 1918, Rose has finally begun to enjoy her new life and try not to worry about the peril she and Jack Dawson have gone through over the years. That, however, changes when the both of them hear of a new virus breaking out, and sixteen lions have already died from it. Days and weeks go by as more and more victims of the disease pass away, bringing the death toll up to 45.

Rose tells Jack about this, as she is afraid the disease will strike where they are. Jack tries to comfort her in anyway he can, but he is also worried about the situation as well because of how serious it is. Neko the Mouse witnesses Jack showing very early symptoms of the illness, but does not tell Rose about it, as he afraid he might scare her. The situation continues to get worse; More lions and lionesses end up in hospitals and die.

Jack and Rose struggle to wonder why this horrible thing is happening. One night, while they are talking about it in their bedroom, the lioness tells the lion that there's nothing they can do about it and she is worried he will end up dead like the victims. Jack comforts Rose and they make love in their bed; However, during their consummation, Jack soon develops a small headache, but reassures Rose he will be okay. Neko tells Tommy and Fabrizio about Jack's sudden decrease in health. He finally decides they should warn Rose before she finds out at the last minute.