Molly looked at Bill over the rim of her coffee mug and grinned. "So, what do you think? Should we hit up this kids' party next weekend?" Bill shrugged, taking a sip of his own coffee. "I dunno, Molly. Stealing from little kids' presents just seems kinda low, even for us." Molly rolled her eyes. "C'mon, Bill. It's not like we're stealing their lunch money or anything. We're just taking back what's rightfully ours." Bill frowned. "What do you mean?" "Don't you remember? I read in that article that these kids' parents are all super-rich. They're probably not even going to notice a few missing presents." Bill scratched his head. "I guess you're right. But how do we even pull this off? You know, without getting caught by a bunch of six-year-olds and their parents?" Molly giggled. "Leave that to me, Bill. I've got a plan. We'll go in disguised as clowns." Bill's eyes widened. "As clowns? Molly, have you lost your mind?" "Relax, Bill. I've got this covered. I've already bought the costumes. We'll look just like real clowns." "But what about makeup and all that stuff?" "Don't worry about it. I've got that covered too. I've been practicing my makeup skills on our old neighbors' pets. Trust me, I'll make us look legit." Bill sighed, still not completely convinced. "Alright, Molly. But what about getting inside? Do you have a key or something?" Molly smirked. "I don't need a key, Bill. I've got a better idea. We'll just dress up as the entertainment for the party. They'll let us right in." "That's genius, Molly! But what about when the parents want us to leave? We can't exactly just pack up and go with all the presents." Molly grinned. "Of course not, Bill. That's why we'll distract them with a little bit of chaos." "Chaos? Molly, are you trying to get us arrested?" "No, Bill. Just a little bit of harmless fun. We'll start a balloon animal battle or something. While the parents are busy trying to break it up, we'll sneak out with all the presents." Bill shook his head. "You really think this is going to work?" Molly nodded. "Of course it will, Bill. Now, let's go practice our balloon animals."