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: successful but self-destructive Philadelphia real estate salesman is addicted to cocaine, Fact2: Poynter cover up drug use, Fact3: Daryl goes to airport to try to flee country, Fact4: Martin refuses to put up him for couple of weeks, Fact5: Charlie is involved in abusive relationship with Lenny

Daryl Poynter is a successful but selfdestructive Philadelphia real estate salesman who is addicted to cocaine. He embezzles 92,000 of his companys money from an escrow account and then loses 52,000 to his addiction and the stock market. Waking up one morning next to a girl who suffered a heart attack from a cocaine overdose, he tries to cover up the drug use, but the police make it clear that they know what happened. There is also the matter of the companys money. Daryl goes to the airport to try to flee the country but his credit card is declined and he has no cash. His colleague Martin also refuses to put him up for a couple of weeks. Daryl then learns of a drug rehabilitation program on the radio which lasts about a month and which guarantees anonymity. He checks in, figuring he can hide out there. While in rehab he meets Craig, a tough but supportive drug rehabilitation counselor. With great difficulty, Craig helps Daryl to realize he is an addict and that his life is complete chaos. He says to him, The best way to break old habits is to make new ones. At a 12step meeting, Daryl meets the older, reformed addict Richard Dirks, who will act as his sponsor. Richard eventually encourages Daryl to confess at work what hes done with the money. He is promptly fired. Daryl becomes attracted to a fellow patient, a woman named Charlie Standers. She is a steel foundry worker who is addicted to alcohol and cocaine. Charlie is involved in an abusive relationship with her boyfriend Lenny, a fellow addict to whom Charlie acts as a codependent. Daryl falls in love with Charlie and urges her to leave Lenny. He finally succeeds, only to witness Lennys manipulative way of winning her back. Daryl tries to remain in Charlies life to help her stay sober. After another fight with Lenny, she leaves the house, attempts to get cigarettes and perhaps return to Daryl and is killed in a car accident. In despair, Daryl also feels a strong temptation to return to drugs. He visits Richard, who talks him out of it. Near the storys end, Daryl, confused but hopeful and reborn, accepts his 30 Day Sobriety Chip in front of an audience of fellow members, as he tells his story. The film ends with a distorted shot of cars taking off into the night.