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Molly whispered the first part of their terribly clever plan. "We will sneak in through the wobbly garden gate tonight." Bill nodded while balancing precariously on one roller skate today. "I will distract everyone by juggling the birthday cake suddenly." Molly studied the bouncy castle versus the tall fence carefully. "You can climb while I pretend to be a clown." Bill pointed toward the pile of brightly wrapped presents nearby. "We will grab square ones then round fancy ones tonight." Molly counted balloons bouncing above the noisy crowded party tent. "Do not forget the teddy bear holding gold chocolate coins." Bill scribbled the escape route inside an old pizza box. "We should hide inside the empty paddling pool until dark." Molly rehearsed climbing motions while children screamed happily around them. "What if a parent recognizes us from local news channels?" Bill produced three disguises from his enormous suspicious trench coat. "I brought pirate hats plus fake mustaches and silly glasses." Molly inspected the cake table for accidental tactical chocolate crumbs. "Someone dropped a party popper near the presents table finally." Bill whispered loudly about secret codes involving birthday candle numbers. "We open blue box first then whisper the secret password." Molly drew a map using mustard because pens felt suspicious. "That map smells terrible but accurately shows the garden gate." Bill adjusted his cape then tripped over a garden gnome. "Please stop hugging decorations and help me lift this package." Molly giggled quietly before noticing a suspiciously watchful birthday boy. "That small boy keeps staring like we owe him money." Bill quickly offered the boy a coin for silent cooperation. "He accepted instantly and demanded cake plus fireworks plus robots." Molly reconsidered everything while holding an enormous glittery present box. "This box contains socks and I absolutely hate wearing socks." Bill examined the socks with theatrical horror and great disbelief. "We need presents filled with treasure rather than smelly footwear." Molly pointed toward the tallest stack beside the juice station. "The tall stack definitely hides the best presents behind it." Bill began stacking boxes into a wheeled shopping trolley nearby. "This trolley squeaks loudly like a very guilty rubber duck." Molly suggested rolling quietly across the soft grass toward bushes. "Bushes make excellent hiding spots for fugitives and stolen cake." Bill worried aloud about parents following their squeaky trolley trail. "We can distract parents by releasing one hundred paper cranes." Molly unfolded origami cranes using old newspaper pages from yesterday. "Children will chase cranes while we escape through the side." Bill flapped his arms pretending to be the crane leader. "Everyone believes me because I flap with tremendous confidence today." Molly could not stop laughing despite the dangerous serious mission. "You look ridiculous but the children seem completely convinced somehow." Bill finally chose their escape route through the hedge gap. "We escape tonight before parents discover the empty present table." Molly packed the last present while Bill counted their treasure. "We are geniuses though socks are inside the smallest box."