Molly leaned back in her chair, her eyes twinkling with mischief. "So, Bill, you ever thought about hitting a children's birthday party?" Bill raised an eyebrow, a smirk playing on his lips. "A children's party? Really, Molly? What, are we going for the moral high ground now?" Molly chuckled, waving a hand dismissively. "Oh, come on, it's perfect. No security, easy access, and the haul? Priceless." Bill leaned forward, his curiosity piqued. "Alright, I'll bite. What's the angle?" "Simple. We dress up as clowns. Everyone loves clowns, right? We waltz in, mingle, and when the kids are distracted with cake and games, we make off with the loot." Bill snorted, shaking his head. "Clowns, Molly? That's your big plan? What if someone recognizes us?" "Relax, Bill. We'll wear full makeup and oversized shoes. Plus, who looks at clowns closely? They're too busy being entertained." Bill rubbed his chin, considering. "And the presents? We just... take them?" Molly nodded enthusiastically. "Exactly. They'll be piled up, waiting to be opened. We scoop them up, stuff them in our oversized pants, and make a graceful exit." Bill laughed, the idea growing on him. "A graceful exit, huh? And what if the kids start crying?" Molly rolled her eyes. "We distract them with balloon animals. We're clowns, remember? We're supposed to be fun." Bill leaned back, a grin spreading across his face. "Alright, I'm in. But only if we can use one of those little cars to make our getaway." Molly clapped her hands, delighted. "Deal! I knew I could count on you, Bill. This is going to be epic." Bill's grin widened. "Yeah, epic. And if we get caught, we can just blame it on the clown makeup." Molly laughed, shaking her head. "No one would believe that. But seriously, we need to plan this out. We'll need the right costumes, the right timing..." Bill nodded, his expression turning serious. "And we'll need to be quick. Kids have a sixth sense for weirdness." Molly tapped her chin, thinking. "Right. We'll scope out the venue beforehand. Make sure we know all the exits." Bill added, "And we'll need a backup plan. Just in case." Molly nodded. "Agreed. We'll have a code word. If things go south, we use the code and bail." Bill raised an eyebrow. "Code word? Like 'balloon' or 'pie'?" Molly chuckled. "Exactly. 'Balloon' it is. Simple and clown-related." Bill stood up, stretching. "Alright, Molly. Let's get to work. This is going to be the best children's party heist ever." Molly grinned, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Oh, it will be, Bill. It will be."