Molly and Bill crouched behind the bushes, eyeing the neon pink and blue balloons bobbing in the light breeze. "You sure about this, Mol?" Bill asked, rubbing the back of his neck. "Breaking into a kid's party? Seems a bit off." Molly rolled her eyes. "{enumerate*We've pulled off tougher jobs than this throwing a party," she whispered. "Plus, there's got to be at least fifty presents there. Fifty! What kind of parents buy that many gifts anyway?" "Rich ones," Bill mumbled. "The kind we don't want to piss off." "Don't be such a scaredy-cat," Molly scoffed. She reached into her backpack and pulled out a pair of colorful tutus. "Here. If anyone spots us, we'll say we're overly enthusiastic party crashers. Kids love that kind of stuff." Bill sighed and took the tutu,holding it up with two fingers as if it were a dead rat. "I can't believe I'm doing this. Meeting you was the worst idea I ever had." "Stop complaining and put it on!" Molly hissed, already shimmying into hers. "And try to look happy for once in your miserable life." They tiptoed up to the house, their ridiculous skirts swishing behind them. Molly snuck a glance back at Bill, who was trying his best to smile without looking like he wanted to murder someone. She bit her lip to keep from laughing as they slipped inside. As they snuck past the giggling children, Molly couldn't help but feel a pang of guilt. She shook it off quickly, reminding herself that these were just material possessions. Surely the rich kids wouldn't miss a few toys. Probably didn't even know they'd received them. They were almost to the prize when a shrill voice cried out, "Mummy! There's a strange lady in a skirt stealing my presents!" Molly froze. Bill groaned. The little girl's big blue eyes locked with Molly's, accusation and hurt written all over her cherubic face. Molly knew they'd been caught. She sighed and met Bill's exasperated expression, a smirk tugging at her lips. This heist had certainly taken an unexpected turn, but she supposed it was about to get a whole lot more interesting. ```