Merry Christmas everyone!" Molly said cheerfully, while she busied herself adjusting a large box underneath the tree. She'd never hosted a children's Christmas party before, but she knew how to throw one heck of a heist. Bill raised a skeptical eyebrow, eyeing her activities suspiciously. "What's in the box?" he asked. "A priceless Ming vase worth millions, of course. It'll fetch a pretty penny on the black market. I figured no one would suspect us if we blended in with the crowd at this party, so here we are." Molly grinned slyly, her lips stretching into a wicked smile. "What do you think, Bill? Shall we make merry tonight?" She batted her lashes, batting the innocent eyes to draw out his approval. His expression was one of consternation. "We can't just walk into a children's party and steal gifts. Those parents will flip out. We need a real plan." Molly pondered his argument for a moment. "Fine, I guess we should make this caked stolen, easy and worth stealing. Let's in there, we'll bring the gifts. Then bring the empty box, pick out the presents, and stuff them in the box. Bill nodded thumping her back enthusiastically. "Ah, we probably should've known, what do you say?" he agreed excitedly. The plan was set - tomorrow they would make the children's Christmas party the best day of holiday.