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Molly adjusted her neon clown nose, squinting at the blueprints of the suburban fortress known as the cul-de-sac. Bill paced the sidewalk, his oversized polka-dot trousers snagging on a rogue sprinkler head. They were masters of larceny, yet their current target was a birthday party featuring a bouncy castle and a glitter-obsessed toddler. Did you secure the getaway tricycle, Molly asked, glancing toward the target house. Bill tightened his suspenders, looking troubled. The tricycle is too small, he whispered back. I have the skateboard. Molly sighed dramatically. A skateboard? How will we haul forty-two wrapped boxes of plastic junk onto a decker board, Bill? It balances perfectly, he insisted, adjusting his fake mustache. Just keep the glitter cannons away from my getaway vehicle. Molly checked her watch, seeing the parents dragging pinatas toward the porch. Time is running thin, she noted coldly. The clowns are arriving, and they know the secret handshake. We are faster than a bunch of underpaid teenagers, Bill chuckled, checking his lockpicks. Are you ready to snatch the loot? I was born for this, Molly whispered. Let us ruin their childhoods. They approached the gate, moving with the rhythmic grace of professional thieves. The cake was unguarded.