The flickering neon sign above the diner cast an eerie glow on Molly's face as she sipped her lukewarm coffee. Across the table, Bill stared at the crumpled blueprint, frustration evident in his furrowed brows. "Are you sure this is the place?" Molly asked, her voice dripping with skepticism. Bill sighed, tracing the lines on the blueprint with his finger. "Positive. It's a children's party. Should be crawling with presents." Molly raised an eyebrow. "And you think this is a good idea because...?" "Because," Bill said, leaning forward, "those kids won't miss a few presents. Besides, it'll be easy money." Molly laughed, a harsh sound in the quiet diner. "Easy money? You've been watching too many cartoons, Bill. This is real life." Bill shrugged, unfazed. "So? We're good at what we do. We'll be in and out before they know what hit them." Molly shook her head, but there was a glint of amusement in her eyes. "Alright, Mr. Optimistic. What's the plan?" Bill spread the blueprint on the table, flattening it with his palms. "We'll enter through the back," he said, pointing to a small window labeled 'Emergency Exit'. "It's unlocked, according to my source." Molly smirked. "Your source? Please tell me it's not that gutter rat we bribed last week." Bill grinned. "Let's just say I have my ways." Molly chuckled. "Ways that usually involve questionable hygiene and even more questionable morals." Bill waved off her comment. "Details, details. Once we're in, we scope out the gift table. I'll handle the locks on the presents, you keep an eye out for any nosy partygoers." Molly nodded, thoughtfully chewing on her bottom lip. "And if something goes wrong?" Bill smirked. "We improvise. The element of surprise is our best weapon. They'll never see us coming." Molly laughed again, louder this time. "Oh, they'll see us. We'll be the only adults at a children's party wearing black and carrying a crowbar." Bill chuckled, the sound mingling with the soft hum of the diner's refrigerator. "True. But by then, it'll be too late. We'll be long gone with a trunk full of loot."