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Horrid Airbnb experience - Part 4

In part 3, M. and me cleaned the house to his normal state. We found out that B. had been in the house on his own for the past two weeks. M. knocked on his door and found out that he was still drunk even though we left him the night and the day to sober up. What happened.

 M walked out of the bedroom in shock and went downstairs in the garden. He opened the bin and said to ,e:

 M: ''He was still drunk, I need to know what happened in this house.''
I: ''Was he?''. '
M: There were drinks all over the bedroom and onto the floor. 
I: Really?

 We opened the bin. We put some gloves on. We emptied it.
We started to categorise what we found
We found

  • beers can - Stella Artois was the favourite brand.
  • bottle of JD
  • Wine bottle - red, white, pink
  • Plates
  • Cutlery
  • Chicken Wings
  • Pizza
  • Chips
We filled 7 recycling bags with bottles and cans.
The content of those containers had filtered through his body.

I: '' But What happened for him to go from gentle to out of control?''

We were soon to find out.
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