Molly and Bill sat in their small apartment, surrounded by maps and blueprints of the children's party venue. They had been planning this heist for weeks, and they were determined to make it a success. "Okay, so we know that the party is on Saturday at 2pm," Molly said, looking over the details. "But we need to figure out how we're going to get in and out without being noticed." "Well, we know that the party is being held at the community center," Bill said, "so we can probably enter through the back door without being seen. But we'll need a distraction to keep the parents occupied while we make our move." "I've got it," Molly said, a sly smile spreading across her face. "We'll hire a clown to perform at the party. While everyone is distracted by the clown's antics, we'll slip in and grab all the presents." "That's a great idea," Bill said, impressed. "But we'll need to make sure the clown is on our side. We can't have him blowing our cover." "Leave that to me," Molly said confidently. "I'll make sure the clown is on board with our plan. And once we have the presents, we can sell them and split the profits. It'll be the perfect heist." "I like the sound of that," Bill said, a grin spreading across his face. "Let's do this." With their plan in place, Molly and Bill got to work putting everything into action. They hired the clown, who was more than happy to go along with their scheme, and made sure to have all the necessary equipment and tools ready for the big day. On the day of the party, they arrived early and snuck in through the back door, carefully avoiding detection. Once inside, they quickly made their way to the room where the presents were being kept, and with a little bit of sleight of hand, they managed to grab all the gifts and slip out undetected. As they made their way back to the apartment, Molly and Bill couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. They had pulled off the perfect heist, and they couldn't wait to see the look on the children's faces when they realized all their presents had been stolen. It was a job well done, and they couldn't wait to plan their next big heist.