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Molly tapped a glittery pink invitation against her palm. “Okay, run it by me again.” Bill adjusted his ski mask, which was damp and smelled like old socks. “We waltz in at three. You’re ‘Auntie Sparkles’ from the clown college. I’m your assistant, ‘Beeps the Balloon Boy.’” “That’s your heavy lifting?” Molly snorted. “What if someone asks for a giraffe?” “I fake a hernia. Look, the real plan is the scooter.” He pointed to a purple Razor with streamers on the handlebars. “I stuff the loot in the basket, we ride right out the fire exit.” “Through a dozen sugared-up seven-year-olds?” She raised an eyebrow. “Their senses are heightened. They can smell a loose Jolly Rancher from three blocks.” “They’ll be distracted by the piñata. I’ll bribe the birthday kid.” “With what, your dignity?” Bill sighed. “Earplugs. A fidget spinner. Look, it’s tight, but the gift pile is a goldmine—unregistered Elsa dolls, untraceable Lego sets. The fence loves a unicorn that still farts glitter.” Molly folded the invitation. “Fine. But when we’re surrounded by a mob of shrieking toddlers demanding we do the chicken dance, you’re the one doing the time.”