[ WP ] A high-stakes heist in an unusual location for an uncommon prize .

Somewhere in my mind I searched for a justification, but alas, there was none. I was a professional, called out of retirement for... A stuffed bear? 
 
 I had to move quick. No amount of tickets would buy me my freedom if I was caught, but I was n't worried. I've been hired for far more dangerous heists. 
 
 Carefully I made my way across the parking lot. It was about midnight and the only sounds were the sound of street lamps humming and the occasional cars passing by. 
 
 I approached the wide building. Nobody was inside except for the animatronics frozen in place. I let out a small chuckle at the absurdity of someone paying me more money than the thing I was stealing. It was odd seeing a Chuckee Cheese so quiet. 
 
 I made my way around to the back door and pulled out my lock pick gun, put on my mask, and turned my night vision goggles on. The world took on a beautiful black and white hue like just before I retired. I reminisced for a moment before snapping myself back to the job at hand. 
 
 The door was the easy part, the hard part was looking at the condition of the kitchen. There was grease everywhere and that's all I'm going to say about that. I exited the kitchen which just so happened to lead me right by the prize counter. 
 
 This is what separates the men from the boys. Did I go for the prize and get out like your average hooligan? No. I went for the security room. 
 
 The mighty steel door stood no chance against a well placed brick of C4. I casually made my way back into the kitchen and hit the detonator. I was in. 
 
 I had to move quickly now since I had made some noise and was in no mood for the police showing up. Entering the security room, I saw about a dozen monitors. Each was recording. Snatching the tapes was easy. 
 
 I deposited them into my backpack and made my way back to claim my prize. I searched for the teddy bear in question. When I saw it, I did n't hesitate for a moment. I put it in my bag. 
 
 For two hundred dollars, it was n't necessarily my biggest heist. But the look on my granddaughter's face made it all the while.
