"So, Molly, what are your thoughts on our next heist?" Bill asked while leaning back in his chair, his cold eyes scanning the room. Molly grinned, her sharp teeth glinting in the dim light. "I think it's time to take things up a notch. How does stealing from a bunch of bratty kids sound?" Bill chuckled. "Now you're speaking my language. Any particular reason why we should target a children's party?" Molly shrugged. "Hey, they're bound to have some good loot, right? Candy, toys, and all sorts of other awesome stuff." She pulled out a notebook from her pocket and flipped through the pages. "I heard about this one party that's happening next weekend. They're expecting over a hundred kids." Bill's eyes lit up. "Perfect. And what kind of security measures do you think we'll be facing?" Molly shrugged again. "Well, it's a children's party, so I'm guessing not much. Maybe a couple of untrained parents trying to look tough." She laughed. "Don't worry, Bill. I got this under control." Bill nodded. "Good to know. So, how do you suggest we go about this?" Molly thought for a moment. "Well, we'll have to act quickly. Dress as clowns or something similar, so we can blend in with the crowd. Then, when the chaos ensues, we'll make our move." Bill nodded in agreement. "Sounds like a plan. And what about the exits?" Molly rolled her eyes. "Bill, you worry too much. Trust me, there will be plenty of ways out once we've got our loot." Bill sighed. "Alright, alright. I trust you. So, when do you suggest we start practicing our clowning skills?" Molly grinned again. "We don't have time for that. Think of it as a spur-of-the-moment decision. Surprise and speed are our greatest assets in this situation." Bill smirked back. "You're right. And you know what they say - it's always better to be overdressed than underprepared." The two of them chuckled and high-fived each other before getting up from their chairs. As they made their way towards the door, Molly turned back to Bill. "Oh, and Bill? Try not to eat too much candy. We want to have room for all the awesome stuff we're going to steal." Bill waves her off. "Don't worry about me, Molly. I can always find the energy for more mischief."