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Molly scanned the crayon-drawn map while Bill paced their tiny motel room. “This is insane, even for us,” she said. “We’re robbing a children’s party, Bill. There’ll be clowns.” “Clowns are distractions,” Bill replied, cracking his knuckles. “We hit the gift table at peak piñata. I’ll wear the dinosaur costume, you be the overly enthusiastic face-painter.” Molly snorted. “I’m not painting faces, you gigantic toddler. What’s the exit plan when thirty screaming six-year-olds chase us?” “We deploy the bubble machine,” he said proudly. “Kids love bubbles. Total chaos. We grab the mountain of brightly wrapped boxes and vanish like birthday ninjas.” “You’re betting our freedom on bubbles?” Molly asked, rolling her eyes. “Fine. But if I get asked to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ I’m blowing the whole job.” Bill grinned. “Relax. We’ll be in and out before the cake’s cut. Think of it as redistribution of wealth. Those presents are wasted on kids who don’t appreciate limited-edition action figures.” “Pretty sure that’s not how justice works,” Molly muttered, folding the map. “But if we pull this off, I want my cut in Lego.” “Deal,” Bill said, offering a pinky swear. “Operation Tiny Terror starts at two o’clock. Bring snacks.”