Definition: 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.
Input: Fact1: Christine Radcliffe runs up stairs of college concert hall in rain, Fact2: hall is filled with enraptured students, Fact3: Novak returns to dressing room, Fact4: Karel and Christine return to apartment, Fact5: composer breaks off dress rehearsal on grounds of Novak 's temperamental behavior

Christine Radcliffe runs up the stairs of a college concert hall in the rain. The hall is filled with enraptured students, and her eyes fill with tears as she recognizes the cellist on stage: Karel Novak who spent the war trapped in neutral Sweden. After the performance, Novak is mobbed by wellwishers, and a student reporter questions him about his favorite composers. Novak lists some famous ones, then adds, And, of course, Hollenius. Novak returns to his dressing room, Christine enters and their eyes meet in his mirror. The couple embraces while Christine cries, I thought you were dead. I saw them kill you. Karel and Christine return to her apartment. Karel becomes suspicious of the rare artwork on display and the fur coat hanging in the closet. Christine has told Karel that she is living a precarious existence as a pianist but this conflicts with the evidence in the apartment. He confronts her, but frightens himself with his own vehemence and apologises to her, then says hes leaving. She stops him with the confession she lowered herself to taking rich, untalented pupils who gifted her with the suspicious items. They marry, but the composer Alexander Hollenius makes a dramatic entrance at their wedding reception. It is evident he is jealous, and the stress leads him to break a wine glass without deliberate intent. Hollenius soon gives Novak a manuscript score of his new cello concerto, which Novak agrees to perform at its premiere. It becomes apparent to Christine that a cellist in the orchestra, Bertram Gribble, is being tutored in the solo part by Hollenius. Suspecting the sabotage of her husbands career, she unsuccessfully attempts to bribe Gribble into not cooperating. Friction develops between Novak and Hollenius, and the composer angrily breaks off a dress rehearsal on the grounds of Novaks temperamental behavior. On the evening of the premiere, Christine visits Hollenius, who threatens to tell Novak of their love affair. Distraught, Christine shoots him dead. Another conductor, Neilsen, takes the place of the absent Hollenius, and the performance is a great success. While wellwishers wait, Christine confesses everything to her husband, and they leave the concert hall together.