Molly: "Bill, remember the plan. We hit the party at 7, flash as Jay's present unveil." Bill: "Yeah, slip into the parents' waiting room, sweet talking to them non-stop, then make a dash for the boxes." Molly: "We need to be quick, not a minute over. Kids' eyes everywhere, no clues." Bill: "Got it. I'll wear the superhero costume. 'Captain Quick Steal' sure gets me noticed — and sympathy, if questioned." Molly: "Perfect, that'll distract. I'll act like a partygoer overly excited about modern art. No one's looking twice then." Bill: "Right. Once I'm the talk of the party, you'll have all dashing for attention on the dance floor." Molly: "And that's your cue! Grab the presents. We need at least 20, high-value toys and games." Bill: "Fifteen toys, Molly. Half will be on silent auction later. No one dies without getting the chance to put bid on the newest action figure." Molly: "Just carousel around, no drones. Keep it old-school. We're professionals, not those show-offs." Bill: "Understood. I'll grab 'Captain Quick Steal' trophy too. Worth a fortune, I hear." Molly: "Remember, we split even when counting chests. Now, let's double-check that toolkit—we'll need it for the trick doors." Bill: "Toolkit's in my backpack. Might rewire some kiddies' electronics if we need an extra edge. Careful though, we don't want Ghostbusters '84 vibes." Molly: "Agreed. Run the op, Captain. This is it—back to our hideout, gold, and conscience full." Bill: "Game's afoot, Molly. Guess if we ever see the kids again, it’s because we’ve taught them to pitch-forced a swap." Molly: "Until then, remember—planning is key. We’ve outdone every heist before this. It's just one more thank you to our little masterminds." Bill: "Always looking out for our children's wider good. Now, let's do this."