The Essence of Being a Muse, Vol. 2

This volume was very quick, viceral, honest and just raw. 

Miyuu has gotten out of her mom's control and now she has rediscover a self that she act ally likes and also relearn how to life live and r. A life where she learns how to stay afloat when things don't work out. She at a phase where every descision feels like a mistake. 

It was very relatable. I could imagine myself in her shoes. I'm also loving how the author dedicates small chapters to side characters taking the time to show some insight on how these people tick inside or where they've been from and how they got to now. This part did feel too fast paced at first but story wise it really did make sense.