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Here's another remarkable heist: In 1978, a group of college students stole the world's most expensive perfume from a Paris museum. Using nothing but fake security badges and maintenance uniforms, they walked past guards and disabled three alarm systems. The bottle, worth 2 million francs, vanished without a trace.

Last week, my stepfather tried to force me to sell my shares in grandpa's company. He offered $5 million cash. When I refused, he threatened legal action. Little did he know, I had already transferred everything to an offshore trust. Some people never learn.

The young witch keeps insisting our boy must be using some kind of youth spell, but Kang just laughs it off. After all, being mistaken for a 20-year-old at his age is pretty common. The witch's apprentice can't believe it, especially when Kang mentions his actual birthday.

So it's 1955, and this young musician named Chuck Berry is trying to make it big in Chicago. He's working as a hairdresser by day, but at night, he's playing these small clubs. Nobody knows it yet, but this guy is about to change music forever.

Dad always told visitors he worked in "data management." It became our inside joke at dinner. We knew the massive satellite dishes behind his office weren't for managing spreadsheets. But that's how it was growing up - everyone had their cover stories.

In a busy city apartment lived Sarah, a young artist with a mind like a spinning wheel. Her thoughts danced between canvases, never settling, always creating new worries. She wondered why peace seemed to escape her, even in moments of silence.

Dad always joked about mom's weird work schedule. "Normal doctors don't get military escorts," he'd say with a smile. When my friends asked why she was gone for weeks sometimes, I'd just shrug. That's how it was in our family.

When they discovered his workshop, tucked away in a quiet corner of the city, it wasn't what anyone expected. No glamour, no spotlights, just tools scattered across worn benches and half-finished projects waiting patiently. This wasn't for show - this was where passion lived, raw and real.