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Molly adjusted her ski mask and Bill tangled his net around both shoes again for the third time that morning. "Bill, are you absolutely sure that ridiculous birthday party starts at exactly three pm and presents are already waiting outside?" Molly pointed toward the backyard where balloons bounced, children screamed, and a magician balanced seven plates on one trembling stick. "I promised my parole officer no kids parties until next spring, so this whole job feels extremely risky today indeed." Bill produced two paper crowns from his coat, placed one on his ski mask, and nodded like a tiny king. "Perfect disguise, because nobody will suspect two thieves wearing silly crowns and carrying very expensive nets at this wild party." Molly counted the presents stacked near the cake: a telescope, a dinosaur, and something wrapped in expensive purple paper today. "Then we grab everything while they sing Happy Birthday and chase the magician around the bouncy castle with great speed." Molly slipped a paper crown over her mask, tested her net, and whispered the plan one final time very softly. "Bill, on three we vanish like shadows, unless somebody offers cake, because cake ruins my professional focus every single time."