Mike and William

You've got a point about that. I read about an incident similar to this when I was in high school. It's called Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber. Raven Madison, the main character, had an enemy. Trevor Mitchell was her Michael Dexter. One night when Raven went to a party with her best friend Becky, he acted in a way that he normally wouldn't act towards her. Normally, he would tease her and call her "Monster Girl," but at the party, he flirted with her and ended up making out with her. She knew right then that this wasn't right. Raven didn't drink, Trevor did. While he was drunk, she got him to strip naked too. In the morning when he sobered up, he would look embarassing. Few days later, Trevor was a lot more meaner towards Raven than Mike Dexter was to William. I'm dead serious. As far as William, he should have told him thank you for helping him out, and to be careful out there in the real world, and that he might want to lay off the alcohol. That's about it. Mike failed to be careful in the real world and paid the ultimate price. I'm glad William listened to that officer and got his life back in order. Besides, he came popular at Harvard.