Molly and Bill sat across from each other at their usual spot in the dingy coffee shop. Their eyes darted nervously around the room as they spoke in hushed tones. They both wore dark clothing and looked as though they hadn't slept in days, yet their faces broke into eager grins as they talked about their next job. Molly twirled a strand of her chestnut hair around her finger. "Okay, so we've done apartments and houses, but never a public place like this," she said, her voice laced with excitement. "How are we gonna do it?" Bill rubbed his hands together and leaned in close. "Well, we can't exactly walk in the front door. There'll be a bouncer and at least thirty kids running around." He gestured with his hand, drawing an imaginary crowd of hyperactive children in the air. "We've got to find a way to blend in, get past the bouncer, and find those presents before anyone suspects a thing." Molly smiled wickedly. "You know it. Let's talk disguises." The duo spent the next hour coming up with a plan. Molly, with her natural flair for fashion, suggested they dress up as a clown and a ballerina. "Clowns are always invited to children's parties," she reasoned, "and nobody suspects ballerinas of being anything but graceful." Bill snorted. "And I thought you were going to say that we should dress up as Captain America and Wonder Woman. Seriously, Molly, a clown and a ballerina? That's going to blend in?" Molly's eyes narrowed, and she crossed her arms over her chest. "What's your big idea, then?" Bill paused for a moment, thinking. "Okay, what if we dress up as... piñatas? We wear full-body piñata suits, complete with the inflatable heads and everything. We'll look harmless, and we'll easily get past the bouncer since he'll assume we're part of the entertainment." Molly's eyes lit up. "Oh, that's brilliant, Bill! We can even fill our own piñata suit with loot and make our escape once the parents start getting suspicious." The duo spent the next week perfecting their piñata disguises. They used inflatable painting suits as a base, cutting and sewing on the necessary additions to create the iconic piñata shapes. Molly sewed colorful pompoms and streamers onto the bottom of her piñata costume, while Bill carefully glued on candy and trinkets to create the illusion of a real-life piñata. Finally, the big day arrived. Molly and Bill showed up at the children's party, carefully carrying their inflatable piñata suits in large cardboard boxes. The bouncer let them in without a second glance, assuming they were part of the entertainment for the day. Inside the party, the two thieves watched and waited. Molly as a brightly-colored clown, and Bill as a golden ballerina, blended seamlessly into the scene. They kept a careful eye on the presents, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. As the children opened their presents and the room erupted into joyful chaos, Molly and Bill took their opportunity. Molly stuffed the loot from the presents into her clown shoe, while Bill squeezed everything into the hollow space of his ballerina tutu. They moved amongst the children, collecting gifts as subtly as possible, their eyes darting around to ensure nobody was watching. As the parents began to leave, Molly and Bill knew it was time to make their exit. They quietly slipped out of the party, their piñata costumes bulging with stolen loot. As they made their getaway, they exchanged knowing smiles, both of them elated that their daring plan had paid off once again. With another heist under their belts, Molly and Bill knew that they could handle whatever challenge came their way. Their next job would be even bigger, and even more daring - after all, they were two master thieves who knew no limits.