Run: 2026-05-01-01KQHRWQVS4J3H53HH785NHBQ7

Molly and Bill sat in their van watching the children's party. Streamers fluttered in the breeze and music played from a boom box. The presents were stacked on a table near the house. Molly pointed at the scene. "Bill look at all those boxes wrapped in shiny paper. We hit the jackpot with this heist. The kids will be too busy with games to notice us taking the gifts." Bill sipped his coffee. "Yeah Molly but how do we snatch them without the parents seeing. I think we should create a big distraction like letting loose some party poppers to draw attention away." She nodded in agreement. "Party poppers could work but we need the timing right when they start the musical chairs. During the shuffle you go to the table and I load the van from the other side." That sounds better than my first idea of pretending to be a magician. I was going to pull the presents out of a hat but that takes skill we don't have. Molly laughed softly. "No magic tricks Bill. Keep it simple. We park the van close to the back and use garbage bags to carry everything quickly. No one will suspect two adults at a kids party if we act friendly." "Acting friendly is easy for me. I'll smile and wave at the kids saying happy birthday while you grab the stuff. But what if the door is locked and we can't get in." She checked her pocket. "I have the key I made from the copy I lifted earlier when I pretended to be a caterer. The back door opens right into the room with the presents." Bill set his coffee down. "Smart thinking Molly. This heist is coming together nicely. Once we have the presents we can sell them online to toy collectors for a nice profit." "They will sell fast especially the video game consoles hidden in those boxes. But remember to be quiet no loud noises to avoid waking up any suspicions from the party goers." "Quiet like a mouse yes. I won't even talk too much during the grab except maybe to tell one parent how cute their kid is. That keeps them chatting away from the table." She checked her watch. "We have fifteen minutes left until the games get intense. Make sure the black sacks are not too heavy to carry quickly and the masks are ready in case things go wrong though I doubt it will." Bill flicked a switch on the radio for some heist music. "Fifteen minutes plenty of time. The music will cover any noise we make when lifting the boxes. And the masks are in the glove compartment along with the spare keys for the van." She smiled. "Good the heist music always gets me in the mood for stealing presents from oblivious families. Don't forget to smile wide when you say happy birthday to blend in perfectly." Bill checked the bags. "Smiling wide no problem. This children's party heist is going to be legendary in our book of comedic jobs. Unlike the time we tried stealing from a wedding and got cake in our faces." They were now ready to go.