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: Mathayi was tried in court by Lal, Fact2: death of Lal caused Bhuvanmohan and Bhalchadra to withdraw from arranged marriage, Fact3: Financial hardship forced Nirmala 's mother to marry off her to Totaram, Fact4: Totaram grew suspicious of Nirmala and relationship with son, Fact5: Jealousy and suspicion caused him to send Mansaram to live in hostel decision

Udayabhanu Lal, a lawyer by profession, arranged to marry off his 15yearsold daughter Nirmala to Bhuvanmohan Sinha, son of Bhalchadra Sinha. Lal was later murdered by his rival Mathayi, who was once tried in court by Lal and sentenced to jail. The death of Lal caused Bhuvanmohan and Bhalchadra to withdraw from the arranged marriage since there was no longer a large dowry as anticipated prior to Lals death. Financial hardship forced Nirmalas mother, Kalyani, to marry her off to Totaram, a lawyer 20 years her senior. Totaram tried his best to seduce his beautiful young wife but to no avail. She had no feelings for him other than respect and a sense of duty, which fell short of the love he expected to receive from his wife. Totaram had 3 sons from his first marriage. His eldest son Mansaram was only a year older than Nirmala. It wasnt long before Totaram grew suspicious of Nirmala and her relationship with his son Mansaram. Jealousy and suspicion caused him to send Mansaram away to live in a hostel, a decision they all soon came to regret. Mansarams health soon deteriorated in the hostel environment. It was Bhuvanmohan who treated Mansaram at the hospital. When Bhuvanmohan learned about Nirmala, he arranged for his brother to marry Nirmalas sister, Krishna, as penance. Bhuvanmohan was haunted by his thoughts of Nirmala and her distress. Mansaram eventually died of tuberculosis. Totaram was heartbroken and guilt ridden over his role in his sons death. It wasnt long thereafter when his second son Jiyaram absconded with Nirmalas jewels and fled from Totarams house. He later committed suicide. Totarams third son Siyaram also fled, having been lured away by a false saint. Depressed over the loss of his sons, Totaram set off on a mission to find his only living son, Siyaram. Meanwhile, Bhuvanmohan was back in Nirmalas life as the husband of her friend, Sudha. He tried to seduce Nirmala, but his wife learned of it and criticized him harshly. Bhuvanmohan became emotionally distressed, and out of sorrow and his love for her, he committed suicide. Depressed by the sad turn of events and her own failing health, Nirmala gave her daughter Asha to Rukhmini, Totarams widowed sister, and died. A much older Totaram returned home to discover Nirmala had died.