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: Brenden Abbott is on run with fellow criminal Aaron Reynolds having escaped together from Fremantle Prison, Fact2: Brenden At meets future mother of William Gold Coast, Fact3: Glenn is forced to give up information on brother 's whereabouts resulting in Brenden 's arrest at Surfers Paradise, Fact4: pair rob number of banks including most notorious robbery, Fact5: Abbott 's partner is target of manhunt

Brenden Abbott is on the run with fellow criminal Aaron Reynolds, having just escaped together from Fremantle Prison, Western Australia. They rob banks across Australia before Abbott decides its time to live the high life for a while. To hinder identification, the two travel the country with a Japanese tourist and, during this trip, Abbott tells Reynolds he is giving him the flick. Reynolds tells Abbott, You wont last a week without me, but it is Reynolds who is arrested some four weeks later. At Gold Coast, Queensland, Brenden meets the future mother of his only son William. He soon returns to robbing banks to feed his extravagant lifestyle. Abbotts brother Glenn introduces a driver whom he uses as an accomplice to rob a Perth bank, going in through the roof and breaking his ankle in the process. Abbott returns to Gold Coast and learns that his lover is pregnant to him. He leaves her and resumes bank robberies; she learns the true identity and character of the man she knew as Peter. He begins seeing a prostitute, who becomes the getaway driver for his next few robberies. He teams up with his brother Glenn, who proves to be a loose cannon. He informs Glenn that he will still need his services in obtaining guns and fake ID cards, but will no longer rob banks with him. Glen replies that he is, No good on me own, and punches Brenden before the pair go their separate ways. Glenn is detained by police while in possession of illegal weapons, and is forced to give up information on his brothers whereabouts, resulting in Brendens arrest at Surfers Paradise. Abbott is sent to a maximumsecurity prison in Brisbane, where he befriends a smalltime criminal who is due for release and successfully plots an escape with four other inmates. The four are quickly recaptured, while Abbott and his new partner remain at large. The pair rob a number of banks, including his most notorious robbery, netting some 800,000 from the Commonwealth Bank at Pacific Fair, Gold Coast. Abbotts partner soon is the target of a manhunt, after killing two police officers during a failed drug deal. He goes back to Abbott distraught at his actions and the two escape to Darwin, where they remain for some time. While walking down the street one day, Abbott returns a cricket ball hit by a boy. The boys father—a policeman—recognizes the criminal, who is recaptured and sent back to jail in Queensland. A sequence in the film debunks the popular myth, created by police, that Abbott sent postcards to taunt them while on the run. In reality, an accomplice was caught with a roll of film which the police subsequently developed and sent prints to news media.