Molly adjusted her oversized party hat, glancing around the corner at the bustling children's party. "Bill, this has to be the most ridiculous plan you've ever come up with." Bill chuckled, twirling a tiny key between his fingers. "Come on, Molly, admit it. Stealing candy from a baby would be too easy. This, at least, has a challenge to it. Plus, these presents look expensive." Molly sighed. "Fine, but if we get caught, I'm saying I was hypnotized by the balloon animals." Bill grinned. "Deal. Now, you create a distraction; I'll grab the loot. Remember, the big box with the red bow—that's where the good stuff is." "Got it," Molly replied, pulling a kazoo from her pocket. She walked to the middle of the crowd and started playing an out-of-tune rendition of 'Happy Birthday'. The children, initially confused, began to laugh and dance around her. Bill slipped into the gift area, his eyes darting around for the target. He spotted the red bow and carefully lifted the box, sliding it behind a nearby curtain. "Bill! Hurry up," Molly hissed, still playing the kazoo but now attracting more attention than she had hoped. "I'm on it," Bill muttered, stuffing smaller presents into a duffel bag. "We just need another minute." Molly took a deep breath and played louder. "Isn't this fun, kids?!"