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: singer Maisie Ravier gets trouble with On way to audition at Hula Parlor Cafe car, Fact2: grumpy man named Bill Anders gets friendly during night, Fact3: same day riding with Davis family, Fact4: Maisie persuades them to set up camp on Bill 's land instead of in smalltown, Fact5: storm comes over ranch destroying family 's camp forcing them to take refuge in Bill 's house

On the way to an audition at the Hula Parlor Cafe, singer Maisie Ravier Ann Sothern gets trouble with her car in the middle of nowhere in Arizona. She manages to get to a ranch nearby, owned by a grumpy man named Bill Anders Lee Bowman, who gets overly friendly during the night. Maisie barricades herself in her guest room and leaves early the next morning. When she finally arrives at the cafe, her position is already filled. Maisie meets a little girl named Jubie Davis Virginia Weidler and hears rumors about a gold rush in a nearby abandoned smalltown. The same day she leaves for Phoenix, riding with the Davis family, who are there because of the gold findings. Maisie takes pity on the poor family who has been tricked to come to Arizona, and persuades them to set up camp on Bills land instead of in the smalltown, where hustlers are working the new arrivals for their savings. Bill eventually gives in, letting the Davis family raise their tent on his ranch. Maisie joins the family in their search of gold, making a deal with the head of the family, Bert Davis John F. Hamilton. They dig for days without finding anything, but suddenly they strike upon a vein of gold. They report their finding and wait for the paperwork to be finished. Meanwhile, a storm comes in over the ranch, destroying the familys camp, forcing them to take refuge in Bills house. The next morning the family is informed that their gold vein is worthless, and the disappointed Davis family gets ready to go back onto the road, looking for work elsewhere. Maisie explains to Bill that they never came to find a fortune, but to survive because they had nowhere else to go. Bill takes pity on the poor family and offers to irrigate some land in a nearby valley with water from his estate, so that they can stay and become farmers. Maisie then leaves to find her own fortune.