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Molly tapped a red marker against the satellite printout of the suburban backyard. Bill squinted at the glossy paper, chewing violently on a stale toothpick while adjusting his black turtleneck. Between them sat two terrifyingly cheerful clown wigs and a pair of heavy-duty bolt cutters. The target was Timmy Henderson’s seventh birthday bash. Intelligence suggested the Hendersons were tech royalty, meaning the gift table near the patio would be stacked high with top-tier electronics, pristine Lego sets, and unmarked envelopes stuffed with crisp twenties from competitive, guilt-ridden grandparents. Molly traced a line from the prize rosebushes to the inflatable bouncy castle. She pointed at the perilous perimeter guarded by sticky-fingered toddlers and over-caffeinated soccer moms. "We crawl past the pinata at fourteen hundred hours," Molly whispered. Bill frowned, tapping the bouncy castle. "What about the magician?" "Tranquilizer dart to the neck," she replied. Bill nodded, respecting the ruthless tactical efficiency. He reached for the curly rainbow wig, pulling it over his balding head with a solemn grunt. They had robbed armored trucks in Chicago and cracked diamond vaults in Antwerp, yet nothing froze the blood quite like twenty sugar-high seven-year-olds armed with plastic bats.