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: Jim Buchanan is engaged to Evelyn Fletcher, Fact2: Jim 's fellow executives reject plan to introduce new automobile design, Fact3: Jim goes for walk in park Declaring, Fact4: Joan asks Jim to pose as husband, Fact5: Rossini learns of Jim 's trip to office from assistant

Jim Buchanan Marshall, wealthy president of Buchanan Motor Company, is engaged to Evelyn Fletcher Inescort, a henpecking aristocrat who is interested in Jim for his money. When Jims fellow executives reject his plan to introduce a new automobile design, he decides to take a vacation. Declaring himself sick and tired of everything, Jim goes for a walk in the park, where he meets a young woman named Joan Hawthorne Arthur. Joan is having trouble finding a job and has just been evicted from her apartment. Assuming he is also a job hunter, she asks Jim to pose as her husband so they can apply for a combined job opening for a butler and a cook. Without revealing his true identity, he agrees. Mr. and Mrs. Burns are soon hired by Michael Rossini Carrillo. She is a good cook; he improves his skills by sneaking away at night and taking lessons from his own butler. He also goes to his office and takes some of his automobile sketches to show to Joan. Impressed by his designs, on their day off she shows them to an executive with one of Buchanans competitors, but he recognizes Buchanans style, leading to her arrest for theft. Having fallen in love with Jim, she refuses to help the police find him. Meanwhile, Jim has decided to tell Joan who he is. When she misses a lunch date while in jail, he writes her a letter, abandons his butler position, and returns to Evelyn and his life as a businessman. Rossini, who has just organized a bootlegging gang, learns of Jims trip to the office from his assistant, Flash Stander, who is suspicious of Jim and has been tailing him. Wanting Joan for himself, he has her bailed out and tells her the truth about Jim. She reacts by raging against Jim, so Rossini promptly orders his henchmen to kill Jim at his wedding. To ingratiate himself with Joan, he tells her about this, but she declares that she loves Jim after all and begs Rossini to spare his life. Rossinis men abduct Jim from his own wedding as he is about to take his vows, but Rossini arrives before they leave. He and his men take Jim home at gunpoint and fetch a justice of the peace to marry Jim and Joan. Joan refuses and locks herself in her room, but Jim embraces the plan. Since Rossinis men were seen kidnapping him, he blackmails the gang into persuading her to change her mind. Outside Joans room, Rossini pretends to argue with Jim, Flash fires his gun in the air, and Jim collapses onto the floor, pretending to be hit. The deception works: Joan opens the door and rushes to his side.