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Please write a creative ending for Titanic where Rose and Jack both survive the sinking of the Titanic and live happily ever after. I want to add unique details and specific information that's very different from the original movie. Jack and Rose should be saved by a rescue boat and treated at a hospital. After that, they move to New York City and start a business together. Their love continues to grow over the years they spend together. They have children together and start a family. They also have a granddaughter named Alice who looks a lot like Jack. Their business turn out to be good and they even buy a house together. The class difference has disappeared and they both work hard toward their future.
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Rose and Jack clung to the floating piece of wood. They both knew that their chances of survival were slim. The freezing water nipped at their fingers and toes, threatening to take them under at any moment. But as they looked into each other's eyes, they knew that they had something worth fighting for. Hours passed, and as dawn broke over the horizon, a rescue boat finally spotted them. They were both taken to a hospital, where doctors treated them for hypothermia and shock. It was a close call, but they had both survived.

Over the next few days, Rose and Jack grew closer than ever because of their shared experience. They talked about their dreams and aspirations and shared stories of their childhoods. They laughed and cried together, grateful to be alive.

Eventually, they were both well enough to leave the hospital. They decided to start a new life together, free from the class constraints that had once kept them apart. They had a newfound sense of purpose. Rose and Jack moved to New York City, where they got jobs and saved up money to start their own business. They worked tirelessly, often putting in long hours, but they were happy knowing that they were building a life together.

Jack and Rose fell deeper in love over the years. They got married in a small ceremony. They bought a small house on the outskirts of the city, where they raised a family and built a life full of love and laughter. Despite the hardships they had faced, Rose and Jack knew that they were lucky to have found each other. They often looked back on that fateful night on the Titanic and felt grateful for the events that had brought them together. They raised their four children to be well aware of how uncertain life can be. The couple never forgot the lessons they had learned. They taught their granddaughter, Alice – who resembles her grandfather the most - the value of hard work, perseverance, and above all, love. And when they looked into each other's eyes, they knew that they had defied the odds and would happily ever after.