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: Etienne Pimm has unusual way of making living, Fact2: impoverished European aristocrats to marry unsuspecting rich people, Fact3: Gump is introduced to handsome young duke well prepared after weeks of intensive training, Fact4: Davis is contemptuous of Milly 's unrealistic plan to compete in International Grand Prix causing clashes with spoiled employer, Fact5: Milly takes him up on offer only with Davis

Etienne Pimm Charles Boyer has an unusual way of making a living: he arranges for impoverished European aristocrats to marry unsuspecting rich people. He is then discreetly compensated for his matchmaking. His latest target is Millicent Milly Mehaffey Hope Lange, newly arrived on the Riviera. Pimm and his assistant Janine Ulla Jacobsson begin grooming the penniless Grand Duke Gaspard Ducluzeau Ricardo Montalban for Milly, hiring Julian Soames John Wood to teach him manners and English. As their target fancies herself a race car driver, Pimm recruits John Lathrop Davis Glenn Ford, a retired champion many times over, to teach Gaspard to drive. Pimm accidentally meets Millys uncle and guardian, Dr. Christian Gump Telly Savalas, cast against type as a cultured gourmet and invites him to a dinner prepared by his personal, worldrenowned chef, Maurice Zoltan Andre Luguet. Gump cannot resist. After dinner, he is introduced to the handsome young duke, well prepared after weeks of intensive training. As Pimm had hoped, Gump begs him to bring the duke to a party he has arranged for Milly, confiding that he hopes they fall in love and that his troublesome ward will settle down. Meanwhile, Priory Laurence Hardy, another of Pimms minions, has gotten himself hired as the chauffeur, to spy on the family. When a polo ball hit by Gaspard breaks Priorys arm, a reluctant Davis takes his place. Davis is openly contemptuous of Millys unrealistic plan to compete in the International Grand Prix, causing clashes with his spoiled employer. As they spend more time together though, her initial dislike turns into love. With the romance between Milly and Gaspard not proceeding very well, Pimm suggests to Milly that the young couple spend a romantic night together at his private villa. She takes him up on his offer, only with Davis, not Gaspard. The next morning, Milly learns the truth and is at first outraged, even though Pimm confesses that Davis was not the intended groom. For revenge, she decides to marry an oafish suitor named Freddie Jean Paredes. However, on her wedding day, her wise grandmother Ruth McDevitt convinces her to reconcile with Davis. This is just fine with Gaspard, as he has fallen for Janine.