Molly and Bill had been casing the joint for days now, observing the comings and goings, figuring out the best time to strike. This afternoon's children's party at the community center seemed like the perfect opportunity. "You sure about this, Bill? Breaking into a kids' birthday shindig seems kind of low, even for us," Molly said, nervously adjusting her blonde wig and pink dress as they approached the entrance. Bill scoffed, his bald head glinting under the fluorescent lights. "Aw c'mon, where's your sense of adventure? Those spoiled brats won't miss a few measly toys for one day. Besides, think of all the sweet loot waiting for us - video games, action figures, maybe even a few hundred bucks in cash if we're lucky." Against her better judgement, Molly had to admit he had a point. The presents would surely be stacked up like a glittery jackpot. And it's not like the rich kids would really care. Probably just an excuse for them to get new junk to break or lose anyway. "Alright, I'm in. But we gotta be quick and quiet - in and out before the parents start to notice anything missing," she relented. Bill flashed a crooked grin and patted his jacket pocket where he had stashed a lockpick set. "Leave it to me babe, I'll have that back door open quicker than you can say 'happy birthday.'" They walked past the "Welcome Birthday Boys!" banner and mingled with the oblivious guests, smiling and nodding along to the tinny pop music. Molly sidled up to a group of gossipy moms while Bill made his way to the side exit. "There you are! I thought I'd lost you for a minute," Molly chirped, feigning surprise as Bill slipped out a side door and reappeared at the back of the room. Bill gave her a subtle wink before sauntering over to the gift pile and starting to discreetly stuff toys and trinkets into a large sack. Molly kept watch, making inane chit-chat with the distracted parents. Just then, the sound of excited shrieks rang out as a gaggle of kids burst into the room chasing a balloon that popped loudly. The commotion was perfect cover. Molly rushed over and helped Bill quickly transfer the rest of the loot before they both beat a hasty retreat out the back. Minutes later, they were