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The suburban driveway looked like a pastel nightmare. Molly adjusted her tactical balaclava, which was unfortunately knitted in a cheery neon yellow to blend in with the surrounding balloon arches. Bill sat behind the wheel of their getaway minivan, his breath fogging the glass as he stared at the carnage of bouncy houses and sugar-addled toddlers. A clown with a chainsaw—mercifully plastic—danced near the gift table, guarding a mountainous pile of wrapped boxes and ribbons. Molly tightened her utility belt, feeling the familiar weight of the lockpicks and the industrial-strength glitter glue she had packed for distractions. The mission was absurd, but the haul of Legos and high-end tech toys promised a handsome black market payout that made the indignity of infiltrating a birthday bash entirely worth it. She checked the perimeter one last time, watching a magician struggle with a rogue rabbit. The target was ripe, unguarded by anything more lethal than a juice box. She tapped the roof of the van and leaned toward the window, her eyes narrowing as she mentally mapped the extraction route through the side gate. You hold the bag, she whispered. Bill nodded, sweating slightly. I hate clowns, he replied.