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“The invitations say the party ends at six,” Molly whispered, “and the presents stay in the hall.” “Perfect,” Bill said. “We slip in, collect every box, and vanish before anyone notices.” “Your disguise is a clown?” “It’s a children’s party.” “Clowns are alarming.” “Then why are you wearing a mustache on your forehead?” “Disguise redundancy.” Molly peered through the window. “Wait. Those labels say ‘Molly’ and ‘Bill.’” “Maybe our names are popular.” “Bill, these are our own presents. We’re at the wrong house.” “Then whose party is ours?” “The one across the street, where we were invited.” “Why didn’t you say?” “I thought the clown gave it away.” “Fine. We’ll leave these gifts and go to our party.” “And explain the empty gift bag?” “Tell them we brought suspense.” A small child opened the door. “Are you the entertainment?” “Bill, perform the disappearing act.” “Gladly. You first.” “Where’d Bill go?” “Bill, that’s not disappearing. That’s hiding behind a dinosaur.” “It’s large.” “Come out and help pass out presents.” “Pass them out?” “Yes. We’ve become the entertainment.” “And after the show?” Bill asked. “We’ll accept applause instead of loot.” “And perhaps cake, if we confess before the frosting arrives, wearing sunglasses.”