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Molly crouched behind hydrangeas, her black turtleneck absorbing cheerful sunlight like a void. The air smelled of sunscreen and impending regret. She studied the driveway through stolen binoculars. Balloons bobbed against a rented arch; a banner declared someone was turning seven. "The gifts are ours by noon," Molly said, adjusting gloves made from stockings. Bill chewed a candy cane. He wore sunglasses behind a bush, feeling cinematic. He adjusted his collar with theatrical regret. He pointed at wrapped boxes through the bay window. "Even the plastic ponies?" "Especially those. Move quietly." Inside, chaos reigned with sugar's gentle tyranny. Children screamed near a dinosaur piñata. A mother in yoga pants guarded organic juice like a dragon. Molly unfolded her blueprint—a crayon map commissioned from an accomplice. Bill hoisted a rocket-embroidered duffel. "What if she screams?" Molly loaded a glitter cannon. "Blame the clown." The ice-cream truck idled, its freezer humming with malice. They crossed the lawn with precision born of too many movies. Every present was a score beneath dignity but above a parking ticket. Molly believed in professionalism; Bill believed in free cake. Together they approached the door with the confidence of thieves who targeted distracted parents and open bar policies.