“So, the target is this kids’ birthday bash, huh?” Molly leaned back, a mischievous grin spreading across her face. “That’s actually genius. Kids won’t suspect a thing.” Bill, his eyes gleaming behind thick-rimmed glasses, adjusted his top hat. “Exactly! We blend in with the entertainment crew, grab the loot, and make our escape during the piñata chaos. It’s fail-proof, Molly!” “But Bill, think of the sugar high! Those kids will be bouncing off the walls. How do we control that?” “Simple.” He waved his hand dismissively. “We arrive fashionably late; we’ve got trained sugar-hyped-kid-dodging skills.” Molly raised an eyebrow. "Trained skills, huh? I thought our secret weapon was your ability to juggle flaming torches while reciting Shakespeare." “Hey, the kids love the showmanship! But this time, we won’t be performing, just—” Bill mimed stealing and then nodded, grinning. “Pure, unadorned theft. No distractions.” “No, no, no, Bill,” Molly interrupted. “We can’t just walk in. We’ve got to make an entrance! Remember, we’re not just thieves, we’re entertainers!” He smacked his forehead, “Of course! We’ll enter disguised as… wait for it… giant, gift-bearing teddy bears!” “Brilliant! Kids love bears, and we’ll blend right in.” Molly laughed, a devious sparkle in her eye. "Let's turn this party upside down." With their plan set, the dynamic duo prepared for their most lighthearted heist yet, eagerly awaiting the chance to perform their unique brand of 'entertainment'.