"Are you sure about this, Molly?" Bill whispered as they crouched behind a colorful bouncy castle. "Of course I'm sure," Molly replied confidently. "Those presents are ours for the taking." "But it's a children's party. Don't you think that's a little... low?" "You're thinking too hard, Bill. It's a simple plan: we sneak in, grab the presents, and sneak out. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy." Bill sighed, "I still can't believe we're doing this." "Quit your whining and get your game face on." Molly gestured to the masks they were wearing. "How do I look?" Bill glanced at Molly, who was sporting a pink bunny mask. "You look like you belong at a twisted tea party, not a heist." Molly chuckled, "I'll have you know that this disguise is perfect. No one will suspect a thing." "Yeah, because a six-foot bunny isn't suspicious at all," Bill muttered sarcastically. A child's voice echoed nearby, causing them to duck further into the shadows. "See, this is what I'm talking about," Bill whispered urgently. "We're going to get caught." "Relax, will you? It's just one kid. Besides, we've been in stickier situations before," Molly reminded him. "Remember that time we robbed the Mayor's mansion during his birthday bash?" "How could I forget? His prized poodle chased us halfway across town." "Ah, good times," Molly reminisced with a grin. "If you say so," Bill mumbled. A clown passed by, juggling bright red balls and blowing bubbles. "Alright, let's move," Molly ordered. "We need to make our way toward the gift table." "Where's that?" "Just follow my lead." They shuffled along the perimeter of the party, staying close to the walls as they approached the table laden with presents. "Finally," Molly said. "Let's grab the loot and get out of here." They began stuffing presents into their oversized bunny and bear masks. "What if someone notices us?" Bill asked nervously. "Then we improvise," Molly responded calmly. "Improvise? Like how?" Before Molly could answer, a small child approached them. "Bunny! Bear! I want to play too!" Molly and Bill froze. "Umm..." Molly hesitated. "Hop, bunny, hop!" the child insisted. Without missing a beat, Molly started hopping awkwardly, causing Bill to stifle a laugh. The child giggled and ran off to join her friends. "See?" Molly said triumphantly. "Improvise." Bill shook his head in disbelief. "You are something else, Molly." "Let's finish this job and celebrate our success," Molly said, returning to the task at hand. "Fine, but next time, let's stick to robbing adults." Molly laughed, "Deal."