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The air was heavy with tension. Molly slammed a crayon-drawn map onto the scarred kitchen table, her expression grim and intensely focused. "The perimeter is crawling with sticky-handed operatives, Bill. It’s a high-sugar nightmare." Bill squinted at the colorful, messy scribbles, leaning back heavily in his creaky wooden chair while sighing deeply. "Are you seriously worried about five-year-olds?" "The toddlers are unpredictable," Molly hissed, her eyes narrowing into dark, suspicious slits. "They have no concept of personal space or stealth." "What about the clown?" Bill asked, nervously picking at a loose thread on his fraying sleeve. "The clown is a chaotic neutral variable. We move during the sugar crash." "And the parents?" Bill inquired, glancing tentatively toward the darkened window. "Juice boxes provide a distraction," Molly explained, pointing at a drawing of a carton. "Target the LEGO sets and remote-control cars. Grab the heavy-duty sacks." Bill crossed his arms over his chest. "I am not wearing a glittery party hat, Molly. I have standards." "You’ll wear glitter if you want those dinosaur figurines," Molly countered, staring him down with iron resolve. "Check your bag for lockpicks." "It’s a tactical satchel!" Bill protested, standing up abruptly from the table. "Whatever. Just get the juice boxes."