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: Carla To protect has raised girl reputation as well as reputation of unborn child, Fact2: mother is widow of army air force captain named Eddie Campbell, Fact3: men are accompanied by wives, Fact4: potential fathers talk to Gia, Fact5: Braddocks agree to take care of Gia while studies in U.S. <sep>

The title character, Carla Campbell Gina Lollobrigida, is an Italian woman who  during the American occupation of Italy  slept with three American GIs a corporal, a sergeant, and a lieutenant in the course of ten days, Cpl. Phil Newman Phil Silvers, Lt. Justin Young Peter Lawford, and Sgt. Walter Braddock Telly Savalas. By the time she discovers she is pregnant, all three have moved on, and she, uncertain of which is the father, convinces each of the three who are unaware of the existence of the other two to support his daughter, Gia, financially. To protect her reputation, as well as the reputation of her unborn child, Carla has raised the girl to believe her mother is the widow of an army air force captain named Eddie Campbell, a name she borrowed from a can of soup she is very fond of Campbells soups. The film opens twenty years after the end of World War II in the village of San Forino, where the three exairmen attend a unitwide reunion of the 293rd Squadron of the 15th AF in the village where they were stationed. The men are accompanied by their wives, and in the Newmans case, three obnoxious children. Carla is forced into a series of comic slapstick situations as she tries to keep them  each one anxious to meet his daughter Janet Margolin for the first time  from discovering her secret, while at the same time trying to keep Gia from running off to Paris to be with a much older married man who will take her to Brazil. When confronted, Mrs. Campbell admits she does not know which of the three men is Gias father. She challenges the men by asking them what kind of father each would have been, particularly because they have never been there for all the small but important life events of their daughter. Provoked by this, the potential fathers talk to Gia and insist that she cannot run off. The fathers cease the support payments, and the Braddocks, who cannot have children of their own, agree to take care of Gia while she studies in the U.S.