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: wife struggles to make ends, Fact2: Rakkamma lends financial support to Valliamma 's family, Fact3: Manian 's Kuppamma contribute small income to family by picking up rags on roads, Fact4: Kuppamma 's act has brought disgrace to family, Fact5: Manian keeps herself away from With intention to not disclose Rangan 's identity him

Manian, a cyclerickshaw puller, is a roadside dweller along with his wife Valliamma and their seven children – two daughters and five sons. Despite being the sole breadwinner of his family, Manian spends the majority of his meager earnings on liquor. His wife struggles to make ends meet with the remaining amount. Her friend Rakkamma, a street food vendor, lends financial support to Valliammas family. The educated Krishna, one of Manians sons, elopes with a girl and separates himself from the family. Manians daughter Kuppamma along with her friend Chellamma contribute a small income to the family by picking up rags on the roads. Rangan, a kindhearted lorry driver, befriends Kuppamma and offers assistance to her whenever she is in need of any help. They both get close to each other and their friendship leads to a physical relationship. When Valliamma gets to know this, she commits suicide fearing that Kuppammas act has brought disgrace to the family. Meanwhile, Kuppamma gets shocked when she learns that Rangan is already married. With an intention to not disclose Rangans identity, she keeps herself away from him. During this time, Kuppamma finds out that shes pregnant. Despite the advice of fellow roadside dwellers to abort the child, she refuses to do so. She also protects Rangans identity by informing her relatives that her lover had died in an accident. Knowing that she is about to deliver their child, Kuppamma wishes to meet Rangan. But Rangan had relocated to another locality after she turned down his support. When Rangans wife gets to know of the relationship, she empathises with Kuppamma and insists that Rangan bring her to their home. When Rangan reaches the slum, he finds Kuppamma in throes of labour pain. Kuppamma dies soon after, upon delivering their child. Rangan and his wife then decide to adopt the child as penance for Rangans sins.