"So, the big question is, how do we get into this kid's party unnoticed?" Molly asked, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "Well, we could go the traditional route and dress up as entertainers," Bill suggested with a chuckle. "You know, a couple of clowns or magicians, blend in with the entertainment crew." "Hmm, not bad. But I was thinking, what if we take advantage of their theme? It's a pirate-themed party, right?" Molly tapped her nose thoughtfully. "Ah, I see where you're going! We become pirates ourselves! Eye patches, hooks, and all. We'll be like the coolest guests ever!" Bill couldn't contain his enthusiasm. "Exactly! We'll approach the venue on a small boat, waving our pirate flags. Who would suspect us of being thieves?" Molly grinned mischievously. "Oh, the looks on those kids' faces when they see us! But wait, there's a twist. We'll start by entertaining them, putting on a little show. You can juggle, right?" Molly laughed, "A little, enough to impress a bunch of six-year-olds. Then, during the show, we 'discover' a hidden treasure map, which, conveniently, leads right to the present table!" "Brilliant! And while the kids are busy hunting for non-existent treasure, we make our move. It's the perfect distraction!" Bill exclaimed, excitedly rubbing his hands together. "Heist plan: steal presents from kids. Check!" Molly gave a mock salute. The two thieves high-fived, their laughter echoing through the night as they continued to fine-tune their uniquely light-hearted scheme.