He's not a father and he doesn't know a damn thing about things that go bump in the dark. But he's not convinced he did the right thing when he handed back Sam's paper twelve years ago and let him walk out his classroom door. He supposes he could have called Child Protective Services and had them check things out. It had been obvious that something wasn't right, and Winchester's reappearance in his classroom has only confirmed that. Wyatt can't remember what advice he gave Sam, but he's glad it helped. It really was the very least he could do, and he's sure it wasn't enough. Maybe it would have been different if the boy had been his student a little bit longer, if he'd had a little more time.