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Molly twirled a lockpick between her fingers as she stared at the brightly colored bounce house through the binoculars. Unbearably cheerful music pulsed from inside, alongside the muffled screams of excited children. Bill adjusted his oversized sombrero, thoroughly inconspicuous as they crouched behind a particularly un интересный decorative bush. "Everything's going according to plan," Molly whispered, barely moving her lips. Her eyes never left the party scene unfolding like a painted diorama gone mad. Balloons, streamers, and rollicking children created a perfect, chaotic cover for their work. "Too perfect," Bill muttered, wiping sweat from his brow despite the pleasant spring day. "You ever notice how kids' birthday parties are basically terrorist training grounds? They shouldn't have that much structural damage potential under one roof." "We hit during the piñata break," Molly reminded him for the seventh time. "Maximum chaos, minimum witnesses. The presents will be piled under a mountain of confetti and wounded pride." "It's just... I can't stop thinking about security systems," Bill fretted, fiddling with his gloves. "This is a children's party. Does it even have security? Or could some overworked mom just accidentally trigger some motion-sensor sprinklers and we're done for?" "I pivoted a security system circuit into the PA system," Molly said, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial murmur. "Now instead of blaring alarms, we'll just get the Seventies dance remix of 'Never Gonna Give You Up'. It's camouflage, and we blend right in." Bill stared at her, his expression entirely unamused. "That's your big plan? Rickrolling the security system?" "Trust me," Molly said with a wink, slipping the binoculars into her satchel. "You'll thank me when we're wading through a treasury larger than the federal reserve while Rick Astley sings us a lullaby."