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Molly unrolled a crayon map across the sticky table while Bill tested a plastic fork against his palm. “Clown leaves at three; sugar rush at three-fifteen; parents become phone zombies.” Bill grimaced at the bear costume slumped in the corner. “That fur smells like regret, nachos, and stolen bowling pins.” Molly drew a dotted line from the party room to the loading dock. “We enter as the bear, stack presents inside its hollow belly, then waddle out.” Bill stared at the costume’s suspiciously stained midsection. “The belly already holds a sandwich and deflated balloons.” Molly tossed him a decoy gift box containing socks and a whistle. “Socks for the birthday kid; whistle for chaos; juice boxes for getaway.” Molly quietly checked the community center’s old calendar while Bill wrestled the zipper over six stolen bowling pins, a sandwich, three deflated balloons, and a rubber dinosaur. “And if the birthday kid screams, we blame the clown, offer cake, and exit through the kitchen.” “The kitchen door sticks badly, so the bear must shoulder it open while loudly juggling nothing at all.” Bill sighed, checking whether the bear’s zipper could survive a toddler stampede. “Fine. If a toddler unmasks me, you’re blamed.”