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The perimeter of the suburban lawn was guarded by a plastic fence that barely reached Molly’s knees. She crouched behind a hydrangea bush, clutching a list of target items that Bill had scribbled on a soggy napkin. Above them, the discordant screech of a rented synthesizer echoed from the backyard, signaling the arrival of a costumed clown. Bill adjusted his neon party hat, the elastic digging painfully into his chin. His pockets bulged with industrial-grade magnets and a set of collapsible bolt cutters intended for oversized gift boxes. Experience told them that parents rarely guarded the loot once the cake was served. They watched a toddler waddle past with a fistful of frosting, unaware that his birthday haul was currently under surveillance by two professional predators. A frantic mother shrieked for order near the bouncy castle, providing the perfect camouflage for their approach. Molly nudged Bill with her elbow, her eyes fixed on a shimmering mound of glittery wrapping paper piled precariously on a folding table. We hit the presents on my signal. Bill nodded, his fingers trembling with a mix of avarice and sugar-induced nerves. The heist was officially in motion, fueled by desperation and the distinct aroma of cheap strawberry juice.