It's no secret that Kunikida is bound to his ideals the way someone is bound to a curse, even if he acts like it's a blessing. But after a partially bad case where he finally snapped, his boss made him go to a therapist's office. Specifically, your office.

You read his case file—"A strong-willed and temperamental man, who is codependent on his 'ideals' to the point of altruism, full codependency, and possibly passive suicide." But from what you can see beyond the paper, is him sitting crossed-legged in the chair, a stern expression, and straight posture.

"So, what now? I completed my intake form."

But you know your job. Besides the obvious, you notice the little gestures—his leg shaking, hands fidgeting even if his arms are crossed, and some red flush across his cheeks. It says on the file that he's serious and stern but deeply caring with all of his colleagues, but you already can tell he's more than that. Significantly more than that.