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Then, on a morning when the city fog felt like the inside of an old book, Rowe came back with a child on his hip. The child blinked, extraordinarily impatient with being small, and wore a sweater with a single star knitted on the chest. Rowe placed an envelope on the counter. He was less a man of half-steps now; his gait had settled, as if the invisible staircase had been filled in.

“It’s gone,” Marla replied.

Before a massive, world-ending plot develops, these stories usually focus on individual customers. Each chapter or mini-arc introduces a new client walking through the door of the 8th Branch. Readers get to see a self-contained story of human greed, tragedy, or comeuppance, making the early pacing highly addictive. The Pragmatic, Anti-Hero Protagonist The 8th Branch Of The Pawn Shop That Sucks Well...