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Molly leaned against the wall, eyes darting over party decorations. "Bill, you sure you got the blueprints?" Bill nodded. "Absolutely. We need the right timing and a distraction." The hallway smelled faintly of birthday cake and bubble wrap. Bill glanced at the clock; its hands ticked toward 2:00 PM. "Kids’ nap time." he whispered. "They’ll be in rooms, parents busy with cake cutting." Molly smirked. "Clown’s act at 2:15. Perfect for a quick exit." "Do we have a plan for the kids’ toys?" Bill asked. "Yes." Molly pulled a small bag of tools. "We’ll use the toy crane to lift the gift table, then slip presents into the bag." Bill nodded. "Security camera on the left wall?" Molly tapped the sketch. "Loop ends at 2:10. Trigger alarm after clown’s act; parents won’t notice." "Okay." Bill pulled a key. "Lockpick set ready. We need to get past front door’s deadbolt." Molly laughed. "Smooth operator, Bill. I’ll handle the inside." "All right." he replied. "We need a distraction for the kids." Molly thought. "Cake’s a giant chocolate volcano. Set off a small firecracker in the kitchen; make it look like eruption." Bill’s eyes widened. "Risky, but kids will leave the room." "Exactly." Molly said. "Kids run to hallway; we slip in through back door." "Back door plan?" Bill asked. "Sliding door with magnetic lock. I have a magnet in my bag. Slide it in, open door, out in a flash." Bill nodded. "Move fast. Parents back by 2:20." Molly tapped the sketch again. "10‑minute window. After that, alarm triggers, police on way." Bill grinned. "Sounds like a plan." "Now, presents." Molly pulled out a list. "Biggest first: dollhouse, LEGO set, bike." Bill glanced. "Got it. Start with dollhouse, then LEGO, then bike." Molly added. "Stuffed animals easy to hide." Bill nodded. "Keep bag full. Use extra space in toy crane." Molly smiled. "Genius, Bill." Bill laughed. "Good partner." The hallway grew kids sleep. Molly and Bill slipped into the party, hearts racing. They reached the gift table; Molly lifted the toy crane, presents fell into bag. Bill opened back door, slipped out, bag full of stolen treasures. As they ran down hallway, clown’s act began, kids distracted by bright colors and loud music. Molly and Bill kept pace, moving toward sliding door. When they reached back door, Molly slid magnet in, door swung open, out before alarm could trigger. They disappeared into night, bag of presents clinking together as they laughed, plan a success.