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: Joss Grey rushed to hospital, Fact2: Eliot pays to children attention, Fact3: Joss 's Hester has taken liking to Paul, Fact4: champagne is stored to avoid famous guest Monsieur Renard, Fact5: Joss mails Hester 's photo of him to police

Joss Grey Susannah York, a 16yearold English girl, finds herself responsible for the care of her three younger siblings on a summer vacation in France when their mother is suddenly taken ill and rushed to the hospital. When they go to the Hotel Oeillets, proprietress Mademoiselle Zisi Danielle Darrieux does not want the responsibility of unchaperoned children, but her enigmatic English lover Eliot Kenneth More persuades her to accept them. As the days pass, she wishes she had stuck to her original answer; she is increasingly jealous of the attention Eliot pays to the children—especially to Joss. Meanwhile, hotel employee Paul David Saire, becomes suspicious of Eliot, snoops in his room, and finds a pistol. Eliot catches Paul and gets Zisi to fire him, but Josss 13yearold sister Hester Jane Asher has taken a liking to Paul and begs Joss to get Eliot to reconsider, which he does. But later he becomes angry when shutterbug Hester takes his picture. Then he rushes out of a tour of caves where champagne is stored to avoid famous guest Monsieur Renard Raymond Gerome, the best policeman in France. He also insists on turning away potential guests. Tensions come to a boiling point when Zisi throws a glass of champagne in her rivals face. Eliot chases after her, saying—within Josss hearing—that she is only a child. Gleaning from a newspaper article that Eliot is a notorious jewel thief, the outraged Joss mails Hesters photo of him to the police. Eliot has already decided to leave. He sneaks out late at night but, hearing a drunken Paul attack Joss, rushes up to her room. He punches Paul, who tries to climb down a drainpipe but falls to his death. A remorseful Joss tells Eliot what she did to endanger him. At her request he gives her a grownup kiss. Then he disposes of Pauls body and absconds. While Renard is questioning the uncooperative children the next morning, their solicitor uncle, Mr. Bullock Maurice Denham, arrives. He has been summoned by an unsigned telegram to extricate them. From the source of the message, Renard realizes that Eliot is trying to escape across the border on a river barge.