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Molly flattened the crayon schematic on the picnic table. Bill adjusted his black turtleneck. The suburban lawn looked defenseless. Wind rustled the oak leaves. Yellow balloons drifted lazily over the wooden fence. A plastic slide gleamed under the morning sun. "We enter during musical chairs," Molly whispered. She quickly traced a red marker line across the grass. Bill nodded. He adjusted his leather wristwatch and squinted. "About the magician?" "Distracted by sugar. We slide past the tables." "The chaperones?" "Busy comparing preschools. Nobody watches the gifts." Bill traced the fence line. His finger hovered near the hose. "Any alarms?" "Just a beagle. I packed turkey." Molly checked her boots. Rubber soles stayed quiet on pavement. "I haul the sacks. You muffle the ripping." "Paper triggers panic," Bill muttered. He wiped a smudge of dirt from his sleeve. "I will wear cotton gloves." "Brilliant. We move during sparklers." "Plundering kids feels unethical." "They get duplicate scooters. We are logistics coordinators." "True. What about the dinosaur?" "Too big. Focus on gaming consoles." "Dry run at dawn then?" "Midday works perfectly. Cake comas ensure stealth." "Target the receipts first." "Absolutely. Paper trails buy our new house." They tapped knuckles. The birthday job began.