Molly and Bill's plan looked simple: infiltrate a surprise bash for a little boy named Timmy, steal the presents, and escape without causing a scene. Sitting in the dimly lit office adjacent to the party hall, they contemplated how to make this plan a reality. As the music began to play in the hall, a party horn wailed exactly as Timmy entered the room. A basket full of cookies, a beaded necklace, and toy car all set aside for Timmy, right on his trip to the bouncy castle. Time was running out. "We have to make this quick," Molly whispered to Bill, "Go for the fast toys, and I'll find something valuable for each of us to take." They were in full costumes, disguised as clowns and jugglers, trying to blend in with the other performers. Molly approached Timmy, who had his attention on the miniature train circling around a small table. She swiftly made her move, and the small but shiny object was in her hands—a gold chain often used for decorating Duran hypocampus, a beautiful fish found in the deeper parts of Lake Victoria. With a quiet sigh of relief, Molly secretly returned the chain and moved on to the pinwheel, which Bill quickly slipped into his pocket. The sight of a bemused Timmy playing with his newly won toys, heedless of any smaller, forgotten bits, increased their love for him. The heist was successful, and little did they know, their ultimate goal was not just to steal presents for themselves but to cultivate their love for the living moments more.