The hundred or so children's faces made Molly's head spin. She pulled her black ski mask tighter. "Crap, Bill, there's way too many of them." 'Let's just get the presents and get the hell out,' Bill replied. Ruby red eyes peeked out from under his black sequined mask. 'Think you can handle that?' Molly nodded, adjusting the bag on her back with the tools of the trade. Her eyes were covered by glittery stickers that she thought would be cool but now regretted. Bill set off toward the toy table and started hissing. 'What are you doing?' 'Oh my gosh, hens! How cute they're laying Easter eggs!' Several children squealed in delight at the sight of Bill, who flapping his arms and pecking at the egg hunt prizes. 'That wacky magic trick is not gonna work with me playing a bimbo,' Molly said, pulling him away. 'See?' She quickly set to stealing the presents, eventually stuffing a large duffle bag over-flowing with toys. Bill said a few words after the parents asked him to help decorate the cookies, telling them he was too busy being helpful. Molly sighed. "Bill? What the f- why are there clowns? Why are there more clowns than before?" 'Cause adults love clowns, of course! It's another magic trick about the chocolate bunnies and toy parade... It's not that type of party. This must be a circus party.' Without warning, Bill leaped on an unassuming inflated unicorn that attracted no attention. Alright man, we need to go. Now,' Molly said. The unicorn started deflating under Bill, who made it to the door and would have escaped if the marshmallow hadn't crumbled at the wrong moment.