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Molly unrolled a crayon-drawn blueprint across the hood of their rusted van, weighting the corners down with stolen sippy cups. Bill squinted through his binoculars at the pastel fortress across the street, where a giant inflatable unicorn bobbed menacingly in the breeze. He adjusted his fake mustache, which was already peeling from the humidity, and sighed heavily. "Look at that perimeter," Bill whispered, lowering the binoculars. "We are dealing with at least twenty sugar-crazed seven-year-olds. It is a massacre waiting to happen, Molly. Why are we hitting the Anderson kid's birthday anyway?" Molly tapped the blueprint aggressively with a bruised knuckle, her eyes gleaming with manic greed. "Timothy Anderson's parents are tech billionaires, Bill. That gift table isn't holding plastic dinosaurs. We are talking latest-generation tablets, miniature drones, and solid gold Lego bricks. We walk in as the hired clowns, grab the loot bag during the piñata distraction, and vanish." Bill nervously tugged at his oversized polka-dot bowtie, sweating through his bright yellow face paint. "And what if they want balloon animals? My repertoire begins and ends with a very sad earthworm." Molly jammed a red foam nose onto his face, grinning wildly as she grabbed two empty burlap sacks from the dashboard. "Just hand them a wrench and call it a heavy-duty caterpillar."