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Molly crouched behind the thick hydrangeas and adjusted her goggles. Bill picked a dry leaf from his teeth slowly. He looked very nervous about the whole job tonight. "Are you sure about this specific target choice?" Bill whispered. Molly nodded once and pointed at the big house. "It is a genuine goldmine for us today really," she said. Bill looked at the bouncing castle and sighed deeply. "It is full of small children running around," Bill said. Molly rolled her eyes behind the dark lenses. "They will be asleep very soon after sugar intake," Molly said. Bill kicked a small stone. It hit the tall wooden fence. "What about the drunk parents watching everything?" Bill asked. Molly smiled because she loved the crazy chaotic plan. "They are drunk on punch and not looking," she replied. Bill looked at the huge pile of gifts tightly. "Is it all Lego sets in those boxes?" Bill asked. Molly shook her head slowly and waited. "Cash and consoles are inside there too," Molly said. Bill straightened his black mask. It itched badly. "This feels morally so wrong to me," Bill said. Molly grabbed his collar and pulled him close. "Think of the early retirement we planned," Molly said. Bill thought about his cat and vet bills. "Okay I am in for the big score now," Bill said. Molly released him and checked the perimeter again. "Wait for the clown to move first please," Molly said. Bill looked at the man in makeup. "Why wait for the clown?" Bill asked. Molly pulled a slingshot from her pocket. "He is our distraction for security," Molly said. Bill watched the clown juggle pins. "When do we make our move?" Bill asked. Molly aimed at a red balloon. "We go right now," Molly said. She fired. The balloon popped loudly. "Go run now quickly," Molly said. Bill ran across the lawn carefully. "Ouch that hurt my foot," Bill whispered. He stepped on a truck. It cracked loudly. "Keep moving forward," Molly said. They reached the open back door. "Is the door locked?" Bill asked. Molly pushed the door. It swung inward. "The coast is clear for us," Molly said. They crept into the dark hallway. "Where are the presents located?" Bill asked. Molly pointed at the living room. "They are right under the tree," Molly said. Bill dropped his sack on the floor. "Start grabbing everything you can," Molly said. Bill grabbed a large box. "This box is too heavy," Bill said. Molly grabbed a small box. "Take the small ones only," Molly said. Bill stuffed his pockets quickly. "Hurry up now," Molly said. Music played upstairs loudly. "Run for the door fast," Molly said. Bill sprinted and dropped a box. "Leave it behind," Molly said. They burst into the garden. "Stop or I call police," the clown yelled. Molly pushed Bill into bushes. "Did we lose him back there?" Bill asked. Molly checked behind them. "Yes we are safe now," Molly said. Bill leaned against a tree. "We did it successfully," Bill said. Molly opened a box. "Damn this is terrible haul," Molly said. Bill laughed and opened another. "This is children underwear," Bill said. Molly kicked the box away. "Next time a jewelry store," Molly said. Bill nodded and wiped sweat. "Next time a better target," Bill said.