Uhhhh, yeah I can start ^^

Paige stood alert and attentative from where he was currently stationed amongst the midnight cloak over the whole city, the dusty blondes stance rigid and slightly tense with his face pressed into a focused frown which differed from the usual light smile he would often be seen bearing at home or even in a much more casual and lower stakes kind of places. It was incredibly quiet, almost eerily so like the world was just holding it's breath waiting for what he was about to do happen, though the occasional car suddenly passing by supplied some relief to the heavy tension with the groaning of their engines or distant beeping of someone's car horn going off every now and then. Whenever one may pass their yellow headlights illuminated the black paved streets before them so they could smoothly make their way to their next destination but the light didn't travel as much to the sidewalks or alleyways where Paige was currently pressed up against. He was at a position where he couldn't be seen very well even with the passing lights from a cars front lights, them not completely eliminating all shadows and his palms pressed against the smooth brick surface of the building he was staying pressed close to feeling fully focused on the task at hand for him. The moon wasn't a full one in the slightest, and differed from the usual half moons or quarter moons, rather anything that usually illuminated some kind of pale silvery light across the lands of which he and many others stood on as a cycle had recently finished and gone was the normal natural light it supplied. The only thing he would be able to rely on would be the metal made flashlight equipped alongside his army knife that he had borrowed from someone that lay attached to the midnight black leather belt around his waist carrying some other additional items he had no care to point out at the moment. To why he was currently here, someone had tried to rip them off and they were here to get what was due to them and more. Nobody ripped them off. They were kids, but they were successful, maybe scarily so to the authorities always chasing after them close on their heels like a dog to a master or perhaps something even more obsessive... Nevertheless Paige waited for a while if not more before the familiar staticy background of the earpiece he wore came flaring to life and he perked up, waiting for some instructions

Collin sat at home, meanwhile while Paige and mostly everyone else was out going to complete their mission. He may have been instructed to stay at home, but he still had a crucial part to the whole operation. Typing rapidly across the keys as his fingers seemed to be flying and eyes scanning different layers of code and other information he squinted slightly at one part of the layout to the mansion. Recently, someone had tried to scam them off on something, so naturally they didn't appreciate that and almost everyone was currently out on a mission to get what they were promised and potentially even more no matter what it freaking took. It was... Mr. and Mrs. Smith if he remembered correctly? Or was he wrong and had gotten the names of their most recent targets and past ones mixed up? Nevertheless, he couldn't bring himself to care in the slightest. What mattered was going in, getting the stuff they were due, and getting out before the authorities might of caught wind of what they were planning to do and stormed the building. That would certainly not be good for anyone at all, and he found a small bit of worry pricking his mind at such a thought of being left alone again. Collin stopped completely for a moment, fingers coming to a pause as they hovered centimeters over the ivory keys of his laptop sitting on a desk made from black wood (or was it painted?) as a window was slightly cracked open next to him to let some fresh air stream inside so it didn't get too overbearingly hot or the equipment overheated at all. No, now wouldn't be the time to worry about such insignificant things. Their target was a man who tried ripping them off who lived in a well protected mansion by the park inside of the city. Collin huffed, running a hand through his brown colored hair before shaking his head a bit and leaning forward into his chair to get his face closer to the screen. Dwelling on things would do him and the others nothing, and they had their lackeys to help with things too. It would be easy. In and out, like they planned no different from any other idiot who decided to anger or make an enemy from them. Tapping his earpiece, Collin waited to see if anyone would be speaking before talking himself. "Window at the east side is open, but be careful there's some guards patrolling the outskirts."

Autumn shivered slightly, not necessarily from cold, but from excitement. From her vantage point huddled in a dark doorway across the street from the mansion, she could see the lights slowly blinking out as the family went to bed. She knew the layout of this building better than her own headquarters. Settling herself down for a wait, she used one half of her brain to stay alert and watchful, while with the other half she amused herself by figuring out which rooms were what based on windows, measurements, and the blueprints she had spent hours staring at. The yard was dark, and she could see the guards because of their flashlights, pacing back and forth across the yard. She scoffed at their ineptitude. "The yard should be lit up, with great care and strategy gone into the placement of the lights. Or better yet, invest in some night vision goggles for your guards. Come on, people! The least you can do is make this slightly challenging." She chuckled to herself. It was so fun, critiquing everyone else's ability to do...well, anything really. Mainly though, she wished, just once, to be really challenged by someone. Her team was amazing. The police had been after them for months, and was still no closer to finding them than they had before. In Autumn's mind, it was the perfect life.

The quiet street was interrupted by a car turning right. Moving as slowly as possible, Autumn settled herself a little deeper into the doorway, barely even breathing as the white, piercing beams of light flowed over and around her. It would never do for someone to catch sight of a little girl standing in the shadows. They might stop and try to help, and that strategy was going to be saved for the guards. Autumn let out a devious chuckle again. She never had as much fun as when she was tricking gullible people into think she was a cute little innocent girl who had gotten lost and needed help finding her mother. She squirmed against the wall. "Why does brick have to be so hard? Ugh! When are they going to tell us the access point? How long do I have to be here? Surely it's almost time. I think the lights have been out for ages. Why cant we talk? All were doing is waiting! But no! 'Dont say a word, Autumn. Only talk if your in danger, Autumn. We can't have someone overhearing you, Autumn.' I mean, I get it! You're not my parents. You don't have to remind me every time I go out on a mission!" Just as Autumn was really starting to get into her rant, the ear bud nestled tightly in her ear crackled, and she heard Collin's instructions. "East window. Got it. Will be drawing guards to west side."

Jess was sure she was getting old just waiting. She was trying to concentrate, but the thought of her warm, well-lit lab kept infringing itself on her concentration. "Why is this so uncomfortable? I'm sitting in a car. Paige is standing in an alley right now and his back probably hurts less than me." she thought with a glare that affected no one. Jess was currently laying on her stomach on the back seat of a dark blue Honda Pilot, with her back arched so she could peak out of the window. It wasn't the best waiting spot - it wasn't even a good spot- but that was probably one good security feature about the mansion they were attempting to break into. There weren't too many places to hide- outside of the yard anyway. Past the yard boundaries, she could see probably five good places to hide just within the first ten feet. She squirmed slightly, trying to relieve some if the pressure from her back, but not enough to make the car shake. "Everyone says I'm paranoid. Who's going to see a car shake when they're not even looking at it. But how do you know if no one's looking at it? All it takes is for one place to wise up and hire a good bodyguard. A really good one would for sure see that." She got slightly distracted for a moment by the blinking lights of an airplane passing high overhead. "I wonder if I can build a solar powered plane. I mean, of course I can. But it wouldn't really come in handy at night. I wonder...has anyone tried lunar power? I'll have to research it. Obviously, the instruments and panals would have to be much more sensitive, as lunar power is much weaker than solar power." It was while she was distracted by the plane that Collin began speaking, and the sound of his voice seemingly in her head almost made her job. It took all of her willpower to hold herself still, and all that came out was a squeak