Bill adjusted his spectacles, pushing them further up his nose. "Now, Molly, you sure this is the right place?" His gaze darted between the bouncy castle, adorned with garish cartoon elephants, and the gaggle of sugared-up five-year-olds shrieking nearby. Molly, disguised in a ridiculously oversized princess costume, bounced on the balls of her feet. "Relax, Bill. Trust me. Those parents are loaded. Little Timmy's got a trust fund bigger than your entire collection of novelty thimbles." She winked, pulling a giant pink lollipop from her purse. "Besides, think of the loot! We're talking Lego castles taller than skyscrapers and enough stuffed animals to open a zoo." Bill shuddered, pulling his collar tighter around his neck. "I still say this is morally reprehensible. Stealing from children? It's beneath us." Molly snorted. "Beneath you? Bill, you stole a nun's dentures last week. Don't act like you have a moral compass." She tossed her blonde wig dramatically. "Now, come on. The cake is being cut in fifteen minutes and I hear rumors of a diamond-encrusted crown on top." Bill sighed. He'd never understand Molly's twisted sense of adventure, but he had to admit, the crown did sound tempting.