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The safehouse smelled like old pizza and regret. Molly pinned a crayon-drawn map to the corkboard and stepped back. "Okay, walk me through it again," she said, arms crossed. Bill tapped the drawing with his toothpick. "Saturday. Bounce house, cake table, presents." "It's a seven-year-old's birthday party, Bill." "Exactly. Nobody suspects a clown." "We are not doing the clown thing again." "The clown thing is a classic!" Bill straightened, deeply offended. "Last time, you cried during the song." She pinched the bridge of her nose. "Security?" "A golden retriever named Biscuit." "Armed?" "Emotionally. He's very loving." Molly waited for the rest of the sentence. It never came. She studied the map instead, tracing the escape route with one finger. Backyard, low fence, getaway van by the sprinklers. It was insane. It was pathetic. It might actually work. "What's the extraction plan?" "Balloon animals. Twist a poodle, kids swarm, we grab the loot." "The loot is a Switch and a dinosaur." "The dinosaur's worth forty bucks!" "Bill." "Fine. Three hundred." "Better." He grinned, pulling a red rubber nose from his jacket. "So we're doing the clown thing?" She pocketed the map and grabbed her keys. "One condition. Paint the nose, not the tears." "Agreed. For the dinosaur."