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: Matt gets cold feet at last moment, Fact2: Mae reads letter Looking inside for something to identify owner, Fact3: Kitty 's current boyfriend apologizes for not mentioning that he is married letter, Fact4: Kitty comes to apologize for unkind words later, Fact5: wealthy Canadian bachelor had heard of Mae 's service

Through her Contacts and Contracts company, Mae Swasey is busy scheming to bring couples together. It is not very rewarding financially, and Mae is in debt. Even one of her seeming successes, Ina Kuschners impending wedding to Radiographer Matt Hornbeck, does not go as hoped. Inas mother refuses to pay Mae the agreedupon 500 commission. Mae, however, gets the last laugh; Matt gets cold feet at the last moment and leaves the bride waiting at the altar. When Mae goes to see another client, her purse is accidentally taken by model Kitty Bennett, while she gets Kittys lookalike one. Looking inside for something to identify its owner, Mae reads a letter in which Kittys current boyfriend apologizes for not mentioning that he is married but wants to keep on seeing her. When the two women get together to exchange purses, Kitty becomes annoyed when she discovers Mae has read her letter and rejects Maes advice to give the selfadmitted heel up. Kitty comes to apologize for her unkind words later. Mae talks her into breaking up with the married man, then tries to fix her up with Matt by pretending that Kitty may have swallowed a missing earring which may have fallen into an omelet Mae was preparing and requires an Xray. Maes own sister Emmy shows up. Twenty years before, she had stolen Maes husband. Now that she is recently widowed and lonely, she wants Mae to find her a replacement. Mae turns her down. Matt and Kitty become a couple, but when Kitty learns about Maes meddling and her plans to maneuver a commitmentaverse Matt into proposing, she ends their friendship. Mae goes away to a resort to think things over. When Kitty goes to make up with Mae at her office, she runs into Mr. Johannson, one of Maes clients, who needs help desperately to patch up his relationship. Kitty reluctantly takes the absent Maes place. Then Maes friend Doberman explains how badly she hurt Mae, that Mae thought of her as the daughter she never had, and that Mae helps those who are shy, need a helpful push, or are not as pretty as Kitty. Afterward, Kitty tries to arrange a relationship for Mae with Dan Chancellor, a wealthy Canadian bachelor who had heard of Maes service. Mae and Kitty become friends again, but Mae comes to realize she herself will never be lonely as long as she has people to help. She decides that Dan would actually be a better match for Emmy. In addition, Matt realizes he wants to marry Kitty after all, and gets her to agree to it. Finally, Doberman surprises Mae by presenting himself as her suitor.