I'll come find you through the flood

(Rewrite of chapter 10 from Henry's Pov) Henry left Alex a week ago still holding onto the delusional hope that he may have fled in time to save him. A desperate tragic gesture. But tonight as he watches the storm rage behind the palace's windows, he thinks that what's good about Greek tragedies is that we always know how they will end. Even after a thousand sleepless nights, no matter if the book slips from his grasp or meets the wall in frustration, the ending will never change, the lovers will remain dead, and the Sun will always rise. But when Alex storms the palace, Henry is forced to realise that he is not the only one who can't sleep and, more importantly, that Alex doesn't like tragedies very much. This is the story of a prince waiting for the sunrise.