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Molly adjusted her utility belt, checking the tension on the burlap sacks. Bill paced the sidewalk, eyeing the brightly colored bunting draped over the fence. He checked his watch before the party began. "The piñata guards are predictable," Molly whispered. "They follow the rhythm of the music." Bill lowered his notes. He stared. "Predictable does not mean harmless. Inflatable dinosaurs trip us constantly." She checked her watch. She blinked. "Outmaneuver them. The presents go under the tree at exactly eight fifteen." Bill exhaled slowly, visualizing the route across the lawn. "Eight fifteen is tight. Negotiating with a toddler takes forever." Molly stepped closer to the iron gate. "The toddler gets a thank you card. Simple arithmetic works." Bill folded his clipboard. "Arithmetic assumes the mother forgets the glow sticks." She smiled and tested the weight of the empty sacks. "Glow sticks illuminate the targets. Check the capacity carefully." Bill nodded, watching the first balloons rise into the twilight sky. "They will hold twelve gift bags. Perfect. Move at eight sharp." Molly kicked the grass flat and prepared to climb the fence. "Trust the timing, not the toys." "Grab the heavy bags first. We leave no evidence behind." The heist began.