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Molly and Bill huddled behind the bushes outside the pie-filled backyard, their black balaclavas slipping down like sneaky socks. "You really think this is gonna work, Molly?" Bill whispered, clutching his lock-picking kit disguised as a party hat. "Breaking into a six-year-old's birthday bash? Those kids fight dirtier than mafia enforcers." Molly smirked and adjusted her fake clown nose. "Trust the plan, Bill. We crash as balloon clowns, snatch every wrapped box while the little saps are distracted by the magician's rabbit, and bolt. Piece of cake. Or rather, piece of triple-layer chocolate with sprinkles." Bill scratched his chin. "But what if they start singing 'Happy Birthday' at the wrong moment?" He pantomimed waving flags. "I'll freeze mid-grab and look like I'm leading the conga line." Molly rolled her eyes. "Then improvise. Pretend you're the entertainment. Wave your arms, yell something about giveaways, and dump the presents into the getaway van while they chase an imaginary piñata. We've done worse jobs." Bill nodded slowly. "Alright, but keep an eye on the bouncy castle. If any toddler spots the loot vanishing, it'll be like waking a nest of angry hornets." Molly chuckled. "Then we deploy the jellybean smokescreen straight from my pockets. Kids'll be too busy diving for candy to notice their parents' credit cards flying out the window too." She patted the bulging satchel. "Quick in, quick grab, quick out. No heroics."