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Molly studied the suburban house with professional disappointment and criminal hunger. Bright balloons bobbed over a fence plastered with cartoon dinosaurs. Bill crouched beside the van, wrestling a squeaky clown costume over his knees. She pointed toward the backyard, where a towering pile of wrapped presents gleamed beside the cake table. They had cased three banks and one museum, yet this birthday fortress felt dangerous. She whispered, "We strike at noon sharp today." He shuddered, adjusting his red nose, watching toddlers swarm like tiny screaming seagulls. He muttered, "I fear small kids entirely." Molly slapped a party hat on his head and handed him an empty gift bag. Their plan was simple: infiltrate, smile, loot. Distract the clown, befriend the parents, vanish with loot. She grinned, "Grab gifts quickly then run laughing." Bill stared at screaming children, sticky frosting, chaotic games. He sighed, "I hate clowns." Molly ignored his cowardice and checked her watch as music started inside. At noon the gate would open for the pony ride delivery they had faked. Bill would juggle badly while she backed the van close. Every glittery present would soon fund their retirement in Florida sunshine forever. Neither thief feared glittery chaos now.