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Molly spread the crayon-smeared invitation across the van’s dashboard and tapped the bouncy castle room. “Party starts at two. Presents pile up beside the cake.” Bill adjusted a tiny party hat and checked his pockets for balloons and lock picks. “I’ll go in as a clown. You distract the parents.” “They’ll spot you,” Molly said. “You look like a tax auditor who lost a bet.” “Exactly. That’s why I’m carrying balloons. Balloons fix everything.” Molly sighed and drew a tiny map on a napkin. “We’re stealing from toddlers. There are ethical lines.” “There are also three Lego sets and a scooter with ribbons.” Outside, a magician rehearsed card tricks beside a table stacked with wrapped boxes. In the van, Molly secured a roll of tape and an empty present sack. “Fine. But no child cries.” Bill raised his hand solemnly. “I promise to only make parents cry.” Bill practiced an innocent whistle. “Good. I’ll take the gifts to the van. You handle the magician.” Molly underlined the escape route twice. “Handle him how?” “Tell him his rabbit is double-booked.” “Brilliant. Then we vanish before cake.” The van’s engine coughed once, then settled into a suspicious hum. They exchanged a nod.