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The warehouse loomed under the pale moon, its windows fogged with the ghostly glow of discarded birthday decorations. Molly adjusted her neon pink ski mask and sighed, peering at the security panel like it was a calculus exam she hadn’t studied for. "Third panel from the left," she muttered, tapping the lock sequence into her wrist-mounted decoder with the precision of a cat poking a digital alarm with its tail. Beside her, Bill knelt in his oversized hoodie, fingers dancing over a map that smelled faintly of old nachos. "You sure this'll work?" he whispered, voice cracking just enough to betray his nerves. The presents inside were worth more than their last three jobs combined—or at least, that’s what the spreadsheet on his phone insisted. Molly shot him a look. "Relax. We’re not defusing a nuke. It’s a *Nerf blaster* cannonade in there. Who installs motion sensors for a bunch of toddlers?" Bill didn’t answer. His eyes were locked on the distant flicker of party lights, imagining the haul: a robotic dinosaur, a tower of gift cards, maybe even a cake shaped like a dragon. He swallowed hard. "Right. Let’s move." Molly slinked toward the loading dock, her lockpicks glinting under the floodlights. Behind them, a single helium balloon, half-deflated, groaned in the wind, as if it had seen this before and knew how it would end.