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Molly unfolded the community center flyer across the van’s dashboard while Bill adjusted his tiny party hat in the mirror. The flyer promised a pirate-themed birthday, a bouncy castle, and a present table supervised by one exhausted parent. Molly tapped the map with a crayon. The side door would be unlocked during cake, the balloon arch offered cover, and the magician’s smoke machine could hide their escape. Bill worried about the children’s vigilance, but Molly insisted that sugar and party music made excellent security gaps. They rehearsed the route: waddle past the pinata, pretend to be doting uncles, stack the gifts in a stroller, and roll toward the exit while singing the birthday song. "The clown's our way in," Molly said. "And the bouncy castle?" Bill asked. "Distraction," she said. "We wear party hats and carry a fake gift." Bill practiced his delighted uncle face. It looked less like joy and more like a man trying to swallow a whistle. Molly packed a roll of wrapping paper for camouflage and a cake knife for absolutely no legal reason. Then they heard the magician’s assistant shout that the rabbit had escaped, and both thieves decided the party was already chaotic enough.