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: Carol Baldwin and Helen Davis are owners and instructors of Supreme Secretarial School, Fact2: Carol goes to office to find out first-hand, Fact3: friend asks him for favor, Fact4: Bill 's wife is returning from Europe, Fact5: Gilbert after declines to hire her speaking to Maizie

Carol Baldwin Jean Arthur and Helen Davis Ruth Donnelly are the owners and instructors of the Supreme Secretarial School. They are concerned about their student Maizie Dorothea Kent, who cannot spell, take dictation or type. When the instructors ask her what she is doing at the school, she replies, Im here for the same reason that every other smart girls here  to, uh, get a chance to meet nice men. They let her go. However, an equally inept former pupil drops by with a new student and informs them that she is getting married to a junior vice president, and Maizie gets hired on the spot, despite Carols hint to her new employer that she is too inexperienced. This leads Carol to wonder if these women are onto something. Mr. Gilbert George Brent, the editor of Body and Brain magazine, phones to complain to Carol. He has fired numerous graduates of the school. She goes to his office to find out firsthand what he expects. He mistakes her for the new secretary and tells her to report to work in the morning. She is quickly smitten with him and does not correct him. Gilbert is a fitness fanatic. He has Ernest lead his staff in exercises at 11 oclock and has them served a nutritious, if sparse, lunch. Mr. Crosby, the publisher and Gilberts boss, is startled by and skeptical of Gilberts methods. At the end of the day, Carol is delighted when Gilbert invites her to dinner. She orders a steak, but it tastes terrible. Gilbert informs her that it is made of vegetables and nuts. When she gets home, she complains to her roommate Helen, then enjoys a real steak. When Carol tries to improve Gilberts latest article with some cheesecake photos of scantily clad women, he rejects them. He is then told by Crosby to fix Body and Brains declining circulation, but he still rejects Carols suggestions. When he catches a cold, Carol implements her changes without permission, so Gilbert fires her. Later, Gilbert apologizes; the latest issue has sold out. He rehires her and agrees to soften his office rules. Their relationship heats up. Then his friend Bill Houston asks him for a favor. Bills wife is returning from Europe, and he needs to get rid of his attractive blonde secretary, none other than Maizie. However, after speaking to Maizie, Gilbert declines to hire her. Then he promotes Carol to associate editor and makes Maizie her replacement, much to Carols dismay. Soon Gilbert is out night after night with Maizie, neglecting his work, which Carol has to take on. Finally, Carol quits in disgust while Gilbert is away in Atlantic City with Maizie. Gilbert finally realizes he is in love with Carol. When Maizie refuses to leave her job, Gilbert suggests Mr. Crosby hire her. After seeing her, Crosby agrees. However, when Gilbert tries to see Carol, he finds she and Helen have moved away. He has an idea, however; he writes to her through his magazine, infuriating her. It works. When she comes back, he proposes to her.