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Molly adjusted her oversized clown wig, peering through the bushes at the cacophony of screaming kids and bouncy castles. Bill crouched beside her, clutching a comically large sack like a deranged Santa. "This is ridiculous," Molly whispered, elbowing him. "We're grown adults plotting to crash a six-year-old's princess party. The cake alone has more security than most banks." Bill grinned, his fake mustache peeling at the edges. "That's the beauty of it, Mol. Nobody suspects the guy in the dinosaur costume. We slip in during musical chairs, swipe the gift table, and waddle out before the piñata drops. Pure genius." "Genius? Your last idea involved trained raccoons," she hissed, adjusting her rainbow suspenders. "If we get caught, I'm blaming your midlife crisis." He chuckled softly. "Fair enough. But think of it—one haul of shiny new toys, fenced to that dodgy collector, and we're set for the Costa Rica job. No more nickel-and-dime gigs." Molly sighed, watching a toddler chase a balloon. "Fine. But if any of those gremlins bite me, I'm burning the whole operation down." "Deal," Bill said, offering a pinky swear that somehow made the whole scheme even more absurd.