's manga / #everyone needs therapy(5)

A young man is sent to therapy by his rich, dysfunctional family to cope with his mother's death. There he meets a psychiatrist with dubious intentions and has quite a different approach in unraveling his troubled past. This was an engaging read for me, although I do think that the doctor was the only character left unexplored. The author left the story open-ended perhaps for the express purpose of leaving it up to the reader's interpretation, thus making it 'the third perspective.'