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The rain drummed against the roof of the stolen ice cream truck, a perfect disguise for their latest heist. Molly adjusted her oversized sunglasses, even though it was pouring outside, and leaned over the map spread across the dashboard. Bill, chewing on a stolen candy cane, squinted at the blueprints of the mansion where the children’s party was being held. “You sure this is the right place?” Bill asked, licking sticky sugar from his fingers. “I mean, stealing from kids? That’s a new low, even for us.” Molly rolled her eyes. “It’s not stealing. It’s redistribution. Those kids have more toys than a Walmart clearance aisle. Besides, the parents are loaded. They won’t even notice.” Bill frowned. “I still don’t like it. What if one of them cries? I can’t handle crying.” “Then don’t look at them,” Molly said, tapping the blueprints. “The party’s in the east wing. We go in through the kitchen, grab the presents, and get out before the cake is cut. Simple.” “Simple?” Bill snorted. “You call sneaking past a room full of hyperactive kids simple?” Molly grinned. “I call it a challenge. And challenges are fun.” Bill groaned. “Fun for you, maybe. I’m the one who has to distract the clown.” “Exactly! You’re the distraction. You’re great at that.” “Yeah, well, last time I distracted someone, I ended up in a dog costume.” “And it was adorable,” Molly said, patting his shoulder. “Look, just follow the plan. You go in, tell the clown you’re his long-lost twin, and keep him busy while I grab the loot.” Bill sighed. “And if he doesn’t believe me?” Molly shrugged. “Then improvise. You’re good at that.” “Improvise? Molly, I once tried to improvise a magic trick and set a guy’s hair on fire.” “See? You’re a natural entertainer.” Bill groaned again. “This is a terrible idea.” Molly leaned back in her seat, grinning. “No, it’s a brilliant idea. And if it goes wrong, we’ll just blame the clown.” Bill stared at her. “You’re insane.” “And you love me for it,” Molly said, winking. “Now come on, let’s go steal some toys before the kids do.”