In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

[Q]: Fact1: young woman is preparing to take vacation, Fact2: vacation include long-awaited reunion with childhood sweetheart, Fact3: nanny decides to take Dolly with her on vacation, Fact4: After couple meet they and child board, Fact5: Dolly 's father approve of young woman taking little girl with her on vacation
[A]: A young woman, who is employed as a nanny to a lonesome child named Dolly, is preparing to take a vacation which will include a longawaited reunion with her childhood sweetheart. Her employers are a busy couple who have no time for their small daughter, so the nanny decideswithout seeking their permissionto take Dolly with her on her vacation. Meanwhile, the young man she is to meet with races through the countryside by automobile on his way to his appointment. He crashes into a barn, loses his money to a tramp, and must complete his journey riding as a stowaway on the undercarriage of a train. After the couple meet, they and the child board a train. The woman has tickets for herself and Dolly, but the man has no ticket and no money. The young woman discovers to her horror that her young charges father is on the train. She does not want him to see her with Dolly, so she leaves the little girl with the young man and joins her employer in a separate coach. The young man is not an experienced babysitter, and caring for the child poses many challenges for him, especially as he must also evade the conductor. The story ends happily: not only does Dollys father approve of the young woman taking the little girl with her on her vacation, the young woman also discovers that her sweetheart is the man her employer was traveling to meet, as he has recently hired him for an important position.

[Q]: Fact1: Therapist Tess Parker meets Paul Tomlinson, Fact2: Carla comes to Tess to tell her about former lover, Fact3: Madsen after left year, Fact4: Tess searches Carla 's apartment finding explicit love letter to Carla signed by Paul, Fact5: Paul Tess that killed wife
[A]: Therapist Tess Parker JoBeth Williams meets Paul Tomlinson Pierce Brosnan, an English professor shes wacky over, and hes also a guy that is too good to be true. Her patient Carla Virginia Madsen, comes to Tess to tell her about her former lover who wanted to marry her but needed some time after his wifes death, even though they started going out when he was still married. But after a year he left and never came back, only to tell her that he was with someone else. Tess tries to comfort Carla after she thought Carla was going to jump off the edge of a building. The descriptions Carla gives Tess of her former lover seem somewhat familiar, but not until the time Carla shows Tess book written by her former lover, that Tess realizes Carla is talking about Paul. Tess eventually confronts Paul about this and he says that he knew her as a librarian, and the time Tess saw him hug her was to thank her for getting a hard to find book for him. He says he had no relationship with her at all except sending her flowers to thank her for all her help with the book, and that he was not sleeping with her. Tess, believes him and they have a lovely, little snog. Carla shouts at Tess and drives away. Paul tells Carla to let her go. The next day, Tess goes to Carlas apartment, finding the door open and Carla gone. Tess searches Carlas apartment finding an explicit love letter to Carla signed by Paul, which she takes. In the morning she is confronted at home by Carla who warns Tess that Paul killed his wife, and that hed kill again. Tess asks Paul about the letter and he says it is a missing letter he wrote to his wife. Tess asks Paul how his wife died, and Paul says she died in a hiking accident in the mountains. They had just had an argument and he went back to the cabin, so he wasnt there. The rangers said it looked like she slipped. Tess tell Paul that Carla said he killed his wife. He said they werent the perfect couple by any means, but he loved her. They go to Carlas place and find it in disarray, with blood in the kitchen. Paul send Tess away, while he calls the police. At Pauls place, while he is showering, Tess is locked in a room with a burning chair. After Paul rescues Tess, the police find and question Carla, but lacking evidence they release her. Tess and Paul go to Pauls mountain cabin where it is snowing there. Paul puts a ring on her finger. It is the same ring as Carla said Paul had made especially for her. This was enough to start Tess believing that it is Paul who is lying, and that it is Carla all along who spoke the truth. While Paul is in another room, Tess sneaks out of the cabin, running into Carla who says she came to save Tess, and that they would have escape on foot because the roads were covered with ice. When Paul realises Tess is gone, he goes in search of her, following the footprints in the snow. When Paul catches up to Tess and Carla there is a confrontation, in which it is revealed the ring Carla has from Paul is actually the ring worn by Pauls deceased wife. The only way for Carla to have it, is for Carla to have taken it from her when Carla killed her. There is a fight in which Carla falls to her death. The next day Paul and Tess are leaving the mountain cabin. Tess gets into the car first, and looking for a map, she finds two identical rings, the same as she had been given from Paul and the same as his wife had been given from him. We see her shocked. The film ends with the camera zooming out on Paul getting into the car.

[Q]: Fact1: Frank and Bill arrive at Tremayne mansion, Fact2: Catherine Tremayne has been treated by police Tremayne mansion, Fact3: Catherine Diane becomes hysterical causing them to trade slaps, Fact4: Mary was saving up money in to help Frank to buy own garage, Fact5: Diane meets with Mary under pretense of contributing to Frank 's garage
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Frank and Bill, two Beverly Hills ambulance drivers, arrive at the Tremayne mansion, where Catherine Tremayne has been affected by gas poisoning but has already been treated by the police. When Frank tries to reassure Catherine's stepdaughter, Diane, she becomes hysterical, causing them to trade slaps. After they leave, Diane follows Frank to a diner, where they flirt and decide to go to dinner, despite of Frank already having a girlfriend, Mary. At dinner, Diane tells Frank about her father, and Frank tells her about Mary. We learn that Frank had been a racecar driver, and that Mary was saving up money in order to help Frank to buy his own garage. The following day, Diane meets with Mary under the pretense of contributing to Frank's garage. In reality, she wants to make Mary jealous by letting it slip that they had dinner the prior evening. Mary loses confidence in Frank and agrees to go out with Bill, an old boyfriend. Frank tracks down Diane to berate her about telling Mary about their impromptu dinner. But when she tells Frank he can work at the estate as the chauffeur, as well as prepare and drive her sportscar in an upcoming race, Frank forgets about what she has done. Diane convinces her parents to hire Frank as chauffeur and let him live in a small apartment on the estate grounds. She further ingratiates herself to Frank by getting her stepmother Catherine to agree to listen to Frank's proposal about investing in a garage. The two begin a romantic involvement. While Catherine is awaiting advice on Frank's proposal from her attorney, Diane lies to Frank, telling him that Catherine wants nothing to do with the project. She further attempts to alienate him from her stepmother by saying Catherine would fire Frank if she ever found out about his and Diane's romance and that Catherine would take it out on both her and Dianes sickly father if she were being defied. Diane claims Catherine even attempted to kill her by turning on the gas in the fireplace. Frank suspects Diane is lying. Frank goes to Mary and says he is getting out of both the chauffeur job and romantic entanglement, after which they reconcile. But when he goes back to the Tremayne estate to get his gear, Diane cries and begs him to run away with her. He is confused enough to agree to stay for a few more days, but will no longer work as the chauffeur. Catherine is about to drive herself to a bridge tournament, and Dianes father Charles asks for a ride to town. Instead of moving forward as expected, the vehicle speeds in reverse, crashing through a guard rail. It careens down a steep cliff, killing them both Diane now being the sole heir, she comes under suspicion for murder; police arrest her and Frank as well. Diane is devastated as she never intended her beloved father to be in the car and is admitted to a hospital for treatment. She confesses that she planned and executed the murder. Doctors believe she is delirious. Defense attorney Fred Barrett warns Frank that he will take the rap since Dianes suitcase was found in his room. He suggests Frank and Diane marry, which means they cannot be compelled to testify against one another. This could allay suspicions as to why Diane and Frank were both packed to leave. The tactic works. Barrett is able to convince the jury that Frank and Diane are simply lovebirds caught up by circumstance and they are both acquitted. This despite expert testimony of evidence the cars drivetrain was tampered with before its crash. Frank tells Diane he wants no part of her and will try to get Mary to take him back. Diane scoffs that Mary wont and bets her car on it. Mary refuses him, saying she will stay with Bill. While this is happening, Diane goes to attorney Barrett and confesses everything. He allows her to unburden herself, then informs her she can no longer be convicted since double jeopardy is attached. When she returns to the mansion, Frank is packed to leave and has called a taxi. She begs Frank to take her to Mexico with him, but he says no. Frank reluctantly agrees to let her drive him to the bus station. In the car, she gives him a steely look, then quickly shifts the car into reverse and steps on the gas pedal, sending them careening to their deaths over the same cliff where the previous murders occurred.