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Molly and Bill crouched behind a hedge watching the colorful party unfold in the backyard. "Okay Bill, change into the clown costume I found in the charity bin downtown yesterday morning." Molly whispered. "No way Molly, I cannot wear that thing, it smells like old cheese and regret." Bill protested while pulling at the giant rubber nose. A birthday banner flapped above a table stacked high with wrapped presents in shiny paper. "Look at those presents Bill, there must be at least twenty boxes waiting for us tonight." Molly said. "Twenty boxes means twenty new toys and twenty very confused parents tomorrow morning." Children screamed and chased each other around a bouncy castle shaped like a friendly dragon. "We will sneak in through the side gate while everyone watches the magician perform his tricks." Molly explained. "Which magician Molly, the one who keeps dropping his cards and apologizing to the kids?" Bill asked. The magician dropped another card and bowed deeply to a laughing crowd of small children. "Exactly, perfect distraction Bill, we just need to grab the presents and run very fast." Molly replied. "What about the cake Molly, it is bigger than both of us combined together right now?" A towering three tier cake sat on the table decorated with sprinkles and plastic dinosaurs. "Forget the cake Bill, presents are smaller and easier to carry without attracting any attention." Molly insisted. "But I love cake Molly, especially chocolate cake with extra frosting on every single layer." Bill eyed the cake hungrily while a clown honked a horn nearby and children cheered loudly. "We can take one slice each later Bill, focus on the plan before the parents notice us." Molly ordered. "Fine, but you carry the big box with the train set because my arms are still tired." Bill flexed his arms dramatically and nearly knocked over a watering can full of pink flowers. "How will we escape Molly, there is only one gate and parents everywhere around us?" Bill whispered. "We will use the wheelbarrow hidden behind the shed and roll away like birthday heroes." The wheelbarrow sat empty beside a stack of garden gnomes wearing tiny party hats for fun. "That plan sounds terrible Molly, but honestly it might be our best chance tonight." Bill admitted. Molly checked her watch and nodded slowly while planning their daring escape route through the garden. Bill adjusted his clown wig nervously and tried not to sneeze from the strong smell of rubber. Somewhere a child blew a party horn and confetti rained down on the table like colorful snow. "Ready Bill, we move when music starts playing loudly now." Molly said. Bill took a deep breath and gripped the wheelbarrow handles tightly with both sweaty hands. Molly tiptoed toward the presents and began stuffing the smallest boxes into a large sack. The party lights flickered as the sun dipped lower behind the tall wooden fence. They both grinned widely. "We steal presents Bill, and become legends forever starting tonight."