"You know what, Bill?" Molly chuckled nervously, heavily tapping her fingers on the table. "I've got the most brilliant plan to pull off the greatest heist ever. Picture this: we're stealing all the presents from a children's birthday party." "Wait, are you serious?" Bill uttered, exchanging a surprised and slightly skeptical glance. "A children's party? The CCTV and eye-witnesses will be everywhere." "Oh, don't sweat the details, buddy. All we need to blend in is the right disguise," Molly furrowed her brow, her eyes lighting up with excitement. "Since it's a masquerade, we'll don our cutest clown outfits for the ultimate diversion. Children love clowns, right?" "Mhm... true enough," Bill conceded. "But how are we going to load all the gifts into our getaway van without attracting suspicions?" Molly tapped her chin, her smile infectious. "Our Santa sacks, Bill. We'll transform into a pair of 'elfs helpers' and use our sacks as exit strategy. Genius, or genius?" "Well, now, I see you've covered most angles," Bill grinned, smiling at her enthusiasm. "It's a go." "Perfect. Now, we have to account for every detail," Molly stated as she jotted down notes. "The party starts at 3 PM. Arrive at 2:30 to take the lay of the land. Let's wear tiny microphones and earpieces to communicate stealthily." "Yep, and let's have an escape plan B. What if one of us gets caught?" Bill suggested, rubbing his fake nose. "Simple," Molly replied, flipping her red wig. "The controlled diversion. One of us pretends to have an allergy attack, and the other steals while everyone's distracted. Sympathy, baby!" Bill laughed at the audacity of the scheme, unable to suppress his smile. "You know what? This could be our ticket to fame, Molly. So, what police station should we pick our cutouts from tonight?" Molly's eyes twinkled. "You choose, dude. It's party time."