"Alright Bill, let's go over the plan one last time," Molly said, leaning forward in the cramped back seat of their nondescript blue minivan. She pulled out the rough sketch of the backyard party setup and smoothed it on her lap. "Sure thing, boss," Bill replied, not bothering to hide his smirk. He always enjoyed when Molly took charge, even if she didn't always appreciate his sense of humor. "We're hitting the Johnson's place in an hour. Kid's birthday bash with all the rich neighbors and their rug rats." Molly shot him a sideways glance. "Focus, Bill. You'll be in charge of the bounce house while I hit the gift table." "Got it. Bounce house duty. I'll make sure no little ankle-biters interfere." "And keep your eyes peeled for any suspicious adults. I don't want you distracted." "Relax, I can multitask. I'll keep the kiddies bouncing and alert you if any grownups wander too close to the presents." Molly sighed and ran a hand through her short brown hair. "Look, this is a big score. I know the Johnsons. They spare no expense when it comes to their little brats. We could walk out of there with thousands in gifts." Bill grinned. "And some sweet, sweet party favors." "Bill. Focus." "Okay, okay. Presents, got it. Then what's the extraction plan?" "We'll have two minutes once you give the signal. Grab as many bags as you can carry and meet me back here. I'll have the engine running." "You sure you don't want to get in on the bounce house action? I hear it's a blast." He wiggled his eyebrows suggestively. Molly rolled her eyes. "This isn't a playground, Bill. This is a heist." Bill snorted. "What fun is a heist without a little bounce?" "Maybe after we're done and counting our cash. Now let's go over the security." "Two guards, both armed, patrolling the perimeter. The Johnsons hired some extra muscle for the big bash." "And the safe room?" "Still no luck there, sorry. I couldn't crack the combo without triggering the alarms." Molly frowned. "I hate leaving any money on the table. But we'll have to make do with the presents." "Hey, a little creative thievery never hurt anyone. Besides, you know I have skills. I'll find a