Molly gazed at the colorful flyer in her hands, her eyes widening with excitement. "A birthday party at FunZone Playland? This is the score of a lifetime, Bill. I mean, what could be easier than stealing from a bunch of sugar-high kids?" Bill rubbed the stubble on his chin, his eyes narrowing as he examined the same flyer. "I don't know, Molls. It's a Saturday afternoon. The place is going to be crawling with soccer moms. And what's with the theme? 'Pirate's Treasure Hunt'? It sounds like a nightmare." Molly waved her hand dismissively. "Ooh, soccer moms are the best. They're too busy checking their phones and gossiping to notice a thing. And the theme is perfect. We'll blend right in with the pirate costumes." Bill snorted. "You really think we'll blend in with a room full of six-year-olds in eye patches and foam hooks?" "Of course we will." Molly batted her eyelashes at him. "We'll be the coolest pirates there. And think about it, a treasure hunt means all the presents will be hidden around the play structure. We can just grab them and run." Bill sighed, shaking his head. "Okay, let's say we manage to pull this off. What are we going to do with a bunch of Barbie dolls and Lego sets?" Molly grinned. "We'll fence them online, of course. I've been doing some research and there's a huge black market for kids' stuff. We'll make a small fortune." Bill raised an eyebrow. "You know, sometimes I worry about you. You're a little too good at this whole criminal thing." Molly giggled. "Hey, someone has to keep us in groceries. Now come on, let's get started on the plan. We've got costumes to shop for and technical difficulties to overcome." As she spoke, she reached into her bag and pulled out a small notebook and pen, flipping it open to a blank page. "First things first, we need to figure out how to disable the security cameras. Can you hack into their system?" Bill shrugged. "I can try, but it's not my strong suit. Maybe we should just bring some silly string and cover the lenses." Molly rolled her eyes. "No way. We're professionals, Bill. We can do better than that. Okay, so hacking is out for now. Let's move on to the costumes. I was