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Molly tapped the blueprint of the Henderson mansion with a pencil she'd been chewing for an hour. "Okay, Bill. Entry point." Bill leaned over the map, squinting through his fake reading glasses, which had no lenses. "The kitchen window. It's unlocked." "Why would it be unlocked?" "Because I unlocked it this afternoon while pretending to deliver balloons." Molly sighed. "You pretended to deliver balloons? Bill, you can't just pretend to be a balloon man." "I was very convincing. A little boy asked if I was the clown. I said yes. Got a free juice box out of it." "That's not the point. Okay, once we're inside, where are the presents?" "Living room, stacked by the piano. Forty-two boxes, give or take. Some of them are shaped like bicycles." Molly's eyes lit up. "Bicycles? We can't carry bicycles, Bill." "We'll wheel them out in the bounce castle." "The bounce castle is not a getaway vehicle." "It is if you're desperate." He pulled a thick roll of tape from his jacket and held it up triumphantly. "And I brought this, for the bags." "Those are gift bags with unicorns on them." "Stealth, Molly. Nobody suspects a unicorn." She rubbed her temples. "Fine. What about the guards?" "There's one guard. Uncle Gary. He's dressed as a pirate." "A pirate?" "He's been running the piñata station for six hours. I think he's lost hope." Molly grinned despite herself. "So we just sneak past a sad pirate." "Exactly. We wait until the cake comes out. Everyone looks at the cake. Nobody looks at the presents." "And if someone notices us?" Bill straightened his fake glasses with great dignity. "We say we're the magician." "We don't have a magician act." "Molly, I've been practicing a disappearing coin trick for three weeks." "You can't even do the coin trick." "I can make the coin disappear. Getting it back is the difficult part." She closed the blueprint and stood. "All right. Midnight, after the kids are asleep." "Midnight is for amateurs. We go at four in the afternoon, during the cake." Molly paused. "That's, honestly, a better plan than I expected." "Thank you. I had a lot of time to think, while being a balloon man." She picked up her backpack and pulled out two plastic party hats. "Put this on. We're going in as guests." Bill brightened. "Do they have cake?" "They have cake." "Then let's rob these kids blind."