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Molly adjusted her binoculars, eyeing the bouncy castle through the rain-streaked window of their battered van. The target was a five-year-old’s birthday party in the park. Bill was in the back, wrestling with a clown costume. “This is low, even for us,” Bill muttered, his nose smudged with white greasepaint. “Low risk, high yield,” Molly corrected, not looking away. “Fifteen kids. Fifty presents. The parents are distracted by the pony rides. It’s perfect.” She tapped a blueprint of the park pavilion, a crayon doodle stolen from the birthday boy’s backpack. “We go in through the ball pit. The noise provides cover.” Bill emerged, a sad, floppy flower drooping from his lapel. “What if they ask me to make a balloon animal?” “You know how to make one.” “I know how to make a snake. A long, thin, depressing snake.” “Then make snakes for everyone. It’ll blend in.” Molly checked her watch. “Showtime. Remember: you’re a clown. Act happy.” “Right,” Bill sighed, squeezing into the van’s front seat. “Happy.” They rolled toward the park, the sound of squealing children growing louder, a symphony of chaos to mask their crime.