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: songwriter Alex Burke enters lives of musical Tuttle family, Fact2: Alex 's personality is match for Laurie Tuttle, Fact3: Fran is engaged to Bob and Amy, Fact4: family feelings for welcomes Barney into lives Alex., Fact5: Laurie is falling in love with Laurie

When songwriter Alex Burke Gig Young enters the lives of the musical Tuttle family, each of the three daughters falls for him. The family lives in the fictional town of Strafford, Connecticut. Alexs personality is a match for Laurie Tuttle Doris Day, as both she and Alex are seemingly made for each other. When a friend of Alexs, Barney Sloan Frank Sinatra, comes to the Tuttle home to help with some musical arrangements, complications arise. Barneys bleak outlook on life couldnt be any more contradictory to Alexs, and Laurie tries to change his negative attitude. Meanwhile, Lauries two other sisters, Fran Dorothy Malone, who is engaged to Bob, and Amy Elisabeth Fraser, have feelings for Alex. The family welcomes Barney into their lives, but a feeling of genuine selfworth escapes him, though he is falling in love with Laurie. Alex proposes to Laurie and she accepts, which causes Fran to finally marry Bob, and devastates Amy. Aunt Jessie is the only one who knows Amy loves Alex. When Laurie goes to see Barney about attending the wedding, he tells her he loves her and that Amy loves Alex, but Laurie doesnt believe him until she goes home and sees Amy crying. She then leaves Alex at the altar and elopes with Barney. At Christmas, Laurie and Barney go home for the holiday. Laurie tells Amy how much she loves Barney and that she is pregnant, though she hasnt told Barney yet. Amy has since fallen in love with Ernie. Alex is also there for the holiday and has found success. With a black cloud perpetually hanging over his head, Barney decides to go with Bob to take Alex to the train. He drops Bob off at the store and after dropping Alex at the train, decides to kill himself, feeling that Laurie would be better off with Alex, as he would be a better provider. Barney drives into oncoming traffic during a snowstorm with his windshield wipers off. Barney lives, and with a newfound affirmation of life, finally writes the song he had been working on, finding his selfesteem in the arms of Laurie and their new baby. The character of the selfdestructive Barney Sloan was originally written to die at the end of the film when Sloan drives into oncoming traffic during a snowstorm as happened with the character in the original film, Four Daughters, played by John Garfield. Sinatra, whose characters in his two previous films From Here to Eternity and Suddenly  perished at the end, thought Sloan should live and find happiness. Sinatras growing influence in Hollywood was enough to have the ending rewritten to accommodate his wishes.