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"We will enter through the huge bouncy castle after the very sad clown nap," Molly said, then tapped the map. "And Bill, do not mention the huge piñata to all the angry parents again," Bill muttered, then checked his watch. "The colorful party favors are distractions, and the wrapped shiny presents are our target," Molly whispered, then folded the plan. "But what if suspicious Aunt Gloria is watching from the cupcake table today too," Bill groaned, then cracked his knuckles. "We need an even better plan that does not involve a fake birthday song," Molly said, then pointed at balloons. "I can sing loudly now, but I cannot commit to fake birthday lyrics today," Bill replied, then polished a lockpick. "The bouncy castle side entrance gives us perfect cover and ridiculous total momentum now," Molly paused, then bit her finger. "If I bounce too hard, I will surely land in the big birthday cake," Bill winced, then wiped the table. "Excellent, because sticky cake could nicely hide our very tiny glitter boots at night," Molly grinned, then adjusted her hat. "I honestly still think stealing from children is very emotionally complicated for me today," Bill sighed, then flipped the map. "We can donate one very small toy to charity for appearances at the party," Molly added, then drew a star. "This is generous too, unless the toy is a very tiny rubber duck today," Bill argued, then rubbed his temples. "We need gloves, a wagon, and a huge fake mustache for pure drama now," Molly insisted, then crossed her arms. "A wagon is brilliant, especially when nervous parents suspect absolutely nothing very suspicious now," Bill accepted, then grabbed a duffel. "The silly clown distracts the small children, while we distract the tired adults today," Molly warned, then wagged one finger. "I can juggle three bright colorful balls, but I really cannot juggle guilt tonight," Bill nodded, then tucked a whistle. "We must avoid the dog, especially if he really likes my new boots today," Molly continued, then circled the clown. "What if the nervous mother asks us to open many gifts for her today," Bill objected, then pinched his nose. "Then we open them, very quickly, and blame the huge bouncy castle at noon," Molly concluded, then slapped the map. "I honestly hate this plan, but I hate losing valuable toy cars more today," Bill panicked, then scanned the van. "The wagon has no wheels, so we will drag it like professional thieves tonight," Molly laughed, then started the engine. "Professional thieves do not really need a giant red wagon with missing wheels today," Bill blinked, then fastened his belt. "We take the shiny wrapped gift boxes, but leave the cake and balloons today," Molly explained, then aimed a pen. "That seems weird, but weird has gotten us out of trouble many times before," Bill agreed, then cracked a smile. "Then we meet at the fountain, wearing fake beards, and quietly counting everything tonight," Molly whispered, then counted the loot.