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Bill adjusted his itchy black balaclava while peering through the thick suburban hedge carefully. The house glowed with colorful string lights and false promise. He turned to Molly, who was meticulously checking her lockpick set under the streetlight. Are you actually sure about this specific target choice? Bill whispered loudly into the night. Molly snapped the metal case shut with a definitive clicking sound. It is absolutely perfect. Kids have absolutely no security protocols whatsoever in place. They have parents, obviously, Bill said nervously. Very angry parents with baseball bats usually. Parents are distracted by cheap cake and warm wine mostly. Molly pointed at the second-floor balcony silently. See the pile? Wrapping paper mountains waiting for us inside. Bill sighed heavily into the cold night air. We are stealing Lego sets specifically tonight only. Lego holds resale value globally on the market. Molly stepped onto the manicured lawn smoothly. Do you want the pension fund or the Lego bricks really? I want my dignity back honestly, Bill muttered under his breath quietly. Dignity does not pay the monthly rent bills ever anyway. Molly crouched low behind a green bush. Move when the clown distracts the crowd inside completely please. There is actually a clown hired for this job? Bill froze mid-step suddenly. Obviously. It is a sixth birthday party today specifically. Molly checked her digital watch closely. We have exactly ten minutes before the magic show starts now exactly. Bill rubbed his face roughly with gloved hands. This feels morally wrong somehow to me really. Stop moralizing every single job we take ever. Molly crawled forward on her elbows slowly. Think of the toddlers. They do not remember specific details ever really. They remember trauma forever mostly, Bill said seriously. They remember candy mostly instead usually. Molly reached the open window silently. Hand me the glass cutter right now please. Bill handed over the sharp glass tool carefully. What if a large dog barks at us loudly tonight? I brought specialized treats for them already. Molly smiled darkly in the shadows. You brought dog treats for a high-stakes heist really? Bill asked incredulously. Professionalism matters in this industry always strictly. Molly scored the glass quietly. Bill watched the empty street intensely. A slow minivan passed by recently. Keep your head down low, Molly hissed sharply. They did not see us at all clearly. Bill exhaled slowly and deeply. Focus on the loot primarily now. Molly removed the pane carefully. What about the giant stuffed bear inside there? Bill pointed through the glass. Leave it. Too bulky for escape routes truly. Molly climbed through the frame. I really like that bear though honestly, Bill said sadly. Get in here immediately now. Molly vanished into the domestic shadows. Bill looked at the house then the sky. He followed her inside quickly. The living room smelled strongly of sugar and cheap plastic. Meet me at the Christmas tree quickly, Molly called softly from within. Bill stepped over a red tricycle carefully. This is absolutely insane truly. Insane pays all the bills usually mostly. Molly started stuffing boxes rapidly. Bill picked up a heavy wooden dollhouse. This is incredibly heavy really. Drop it. We need small electronics only specifically. Molly tossed a tablet into a sack. You are truly ruthless today Bill, Bill said. I am highly efficient always. Molly zipped the bag shut. Sirens wailed in the distant night air. Molly stopped moving instantly. That is not us specifically at all. It sounds very close though Bill, Bill said. Panic is completely useless now totally. Molly grabbed another empty bag. Let's go right now please. Bill headed for the window urgently. Molly followed quickly behind him. They vanished into the night together.