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Molly stared at the laminated blueprint with sheer professional disgust. Bill was busy meticulously sharpening a set of stainless steel cake knives. Their target was not a heavily guarded Swiss vault nor a high security diamond exchange. It was the heavily fortified basement rec room at number forty two Elm Street. Little Timmy Sullivan was turning seven and apparently his eccentric billionaire uncle had gifted him a rare pristine first edition comic book disguised as a brightly wrapped superhero cardboard box. The perimeter was patrolled by sugar crazed toddlers wielding juice boxes and aggressive parents armed with industrial strength cameras. Bill cleared his throat and adjusted his oversized Groucho Marx disguise. Are we taking the juice boxes too? Molly glared at him. Only if they contain liquid currency, Bill. Now focus because the pinata deployment happens at three. They checked their gear which mostly consisted of burlap sacks empty pillowcases and a very suspicious amount of glitter adhesive. Security would be tight and the bounce house could prove to be an unpredictable tactical obstacle course. Molly grinned because stealing from children was morally questionable but stealing from privileged children was practically a community service.