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The crumpled blueprint spread across the greasy diner table was actually a pastel birthday invitation shaped like a unicorn. Molly tapped the sparkly cardstock with a half-eaten french fry, her eyes narrowed in fierce concentration. Across the booth, Bill adjusted his ski mask, which he was currently wearing rolled up like a beanie despite the sweltering July heat. "Behold the target, Bill. Little Timmy’s seventh birthday bash at the Chuckle-Cheese Pavilion. His hedge-fund parents requested no boxed gifts, only untraceable plastic gift cards and high-end electronics. We are looking at a haul of three thousand dollars in retail credit and at least four handheld gaming consoles." Bill squinted at the glittery unicorn, scratching his stubbly chin through a smudge of ketchup. He leaned in, lowering his voice to a conspiratorial rasp that rattled the laminated menus. "Security is going to be tight, Moll. Those suburban moms have eyes like hawks and talons to match. What is our angle of entry? We dropping through the HVAC ducts or cutting the main power grid?" Molly rolled her eyes and snatched the fry back before Bill could eat it. She pulled a red crayon from her leather jacket and drew a jagged line across the cartoon map of the play place, circling an area labeled the Enchanted Ball Pit. "Forget the vents, you lunatic, we are going in undercover. I rented us two professional-grade costumes from a guy who got fired from the boardwalk last week. You are going as Barnaby the Juggling Bear, and I am Professor Giggles." Bill’s face drained of color, making the ketchup stain stand out in stark relief. He slammed his beefy hands onto the formica tabletop, rattling the salt shaker and drawing a dirty look from a tired waitress. "No way, Molly! You know I have a deeply rooted psychological phobia of oversized mascot heads. They smell like stale fear and cheap polyester, and my peripheral vision goes completely out the window." Molly leaned across the table, grabbing the front of Bill’s faded denim vest. She glared into his panicked eyes with the intensity of a seasoned cartel boss planning a federal reserve takedown. "You will wear the bear head, Bill, and you will juggle those foam bowling pins like your life depends on it! While you distract the sticky little Ankle-Biters in the pizza zone, I will slip into the VIP party room with an oversized laundry sack. One sweep of the gift table, and we vanish through the emergency exit." Bill sighed, his massive shoulders slumping in defeat as he stared into his lukewarm coffee. He reached out and poked the unicorn’s golden horn with a thick, calloused finger. "Fine, I will be the stupid bear, on one condition. We grab a massive slice of that ice cream cake on the way out, the corner piece with the extra blue frosting." Molly smirked, releasing his vest and leaning back against the cracked vinyl booth. "Deal. Synchronize your novelty SpongeBob watch."