Oliver couldn’t believe his eyes. Everywhere he looked, there was something new and wonderful.
He walked through grand dining halls with sparkling chandeliers that hung like giant jewels.
Tables were set with gleaming silver and delicate plates, ready for a feast.
The walls were covered in shiny wood, polished until they glowed.
He peeked into luxurious cabins, some with big soft beds and cozy armchairs, others with pretty flowers in vases.
It felt like walking through a very fancy dream.
Passengers pointed and admired the ship’s incredible size.
“It’s simply marvelous!” exclaimed a lady in a blue hat.
“The biggest ship ever built!” a gentleman declared, puffing out his chest with pride.
They talked about the ship’s modern technology, how it had elevators, and even a swimming pool!
Everyone felt so safe and happy on this enormous, beautiful ship.
Oliver saw some crew members, busy and important in their uniforms.
They were walking quickly, and sometimes, he overheard snippets of their conversations.
“Another iceberg warning, sir,” a young sailor whispered to an officer.
The officer nodded, a slight frown on his face.