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Molly unrolled the blueprint across the hood of their getaway sedan—a crayon map of 42 Maple Street with a glitter-sticker skull marking the target. Bill squinted through his clown makeup, nibbling a gas-station taquito. "Walk me through it again." "Saturday, two p.m., Timmy Johnson turns seven. We enter as entertainers. Nobody suspects clowns." "I suspect clowns." "You're a clown right now." "Commitment to the bit." She jabbed the yard, knocking her red nose sideways. "Bounce house here, gift table here. We stuff the presents into balloon sacks and vanish before cake." Bill chewed. A dog barked down the cul-de-sac; he flinched hard enough to drop the taquito. "What about the kids?" "Distraction. You juggle." "I can't juggle." "Then what do you bring to this operation?" He considered this with the gravity of a man reevaluating his life. "Moral support. And the sacks." Silence settled over the sedan. "Molly." "What." "Are we bad people?" She rolled up the blueprint, sighing like a woman who had asked herself this before. "Bill, we rob children at birthday parties. We are the worst people." "Right. Just checking." He honked his nose solemnly. "Does the bounce house have a weight limit?" "Get in the car."