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Moonlight draped the suburban cul‑de‑sac like a cheap silk sheet, and the faint clatter of inflatable balloons drifted from the backyard. Molly crouched behind the hedge, her black gloves dusted with a faint glitter that matched the party décor. Bill lingered near the side gate, tapping his foot to a silent rhythm while checking the layout on his phone. She whispered, “Gift table by cake, three meters from the exit.” He replied, “We hit cake first, then presents, no time for any kids.” Their plan unfolded in whispered gestures: a silent nod, a quick glance at the sleeping guard dog, a measured breath. Molly adjusted the strap of her sack, feeling the weight of imagined toys and candy. Bill slipped a rope over the fence, testing its strength against the wind. The house glowed with twinkling lights, each window a promise of unattended merchandise. They moved like shadows, confident that the party’s chaos would mask their heist. In the distance, a child’s giggle floated up, a reminder that the operation was both audacious and absurd. They vanished into the night, the sack rustling, confident that sunrise would reveal puzzled parents and vacant tables, a perfect caper to brag about later.