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The air vents of Chuck E. Cheese smelled aggressively of feet and forgotten pizza. “Tell me the plan again, but this time, with less ambition and more detail,” Molly whispered, her voice a tight wire of irritation. “My knees are soaked in what I hope is root beer.” “It’s elegant, you savage,” Bill’s voice crackled back through the ductwork. “I, disguised as the birthday badger, cause a conga line diversion. You, from above, lower the magnetic claw.” “The claw is a soup ladle on a yo-yo string,” Molly said. “And you’re supposed to be a Chuck E. cousin, not a badger. The kid of the CEO is five. He’s a tiny, vicious critic of woodland authenticity.” “A raccoon, then. A loveable trash prince,” Bill hissed, shifting his weight. The metal groaned beneath him like a dying cow. “The point is, you yoink the mountain of shimmering loot through the ceiling grate while I lead two dozen toddlers in a hypnotic, looping train.” “And the main structural challenge of our meticulously crafted entry point?” “Don’t put your weight on the—” A colossal, tearing screech of metal sheared the sentence in half. Bill vanished, dropping through the ceiling with a comical, brief yelp, followed by the unmistakable sound of a body crashing into a ball pit and a shower of suspended glitter.