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: successful thirty-five-year-old Hollywood screenwriter has suffered from partial writer 's block since winning Academy Award, Fact2: Vice Squad Sergeant Sam Hanlon brings seventeen-year-old Susan Landis to Mark 's luxurious apartment, Fact3: Susan had been abandoned by mother, Fact4: Mark is persuaded to take in girl, Fact5: Mark 's secretary Maude Snodgrass best friend and lawyer do their best to keep situation under control

Mark Christopher Powell is a successful thirtyfiveyearold Hollywood screenwriter who has suffered from partial writers block since winning an Academy Award and has been unable to produce a decent script. One Christmas Eve, he receives an unexpected and very unwanted surprise present. Vice Squad Sergeant Sam Hanlon Herb Vigran brings seventeenyearold Susan Landis Reynolds to Marks luxurious apartment. Susan had been abandoned by her mother and was arrested for vagrancy and hitting a sailor over the head with a beer bottle. Not wanting to keep her in jail over the holidays and aware that Mark was interested in writing a script about juvenile delinquency, the kindhearted cop decides to bend the rules much to the disapproval of his partner. Hanlon suggests that Susan stay with Mark until her arraignment the day after Christmas. Mark is naturally appalled, but is eventually persuaded to take the girl in. This doesnt go over too well with his longtime fiancee, Isabella Alexander Anne Francis, the demanding daughter of a U.S. Senator. Isabellas jealousy grows when Susan develops a crush on Mark. Marks secretary Maude Snodgrass Glenda Farrell, his best friend Virgil Alvy Moore, and his lawyer Harvey Butterworth Les Tremayne do their best to keep the situation under control. When Harvey lets slip that Susan will likely stay in a juvenile detention facility till she is 18, Mark impulsively takes her to Las Vegas and marries her. The marriage, he explains to his friends, will last for just long enough to convince the judge that Susan has made good. To avoid consummating the marriage, he takes Susan out dancing till she collapses with fatigue, and brings her back to Hollywood. Mark then slips away to a cabin in the Sierra Nevada mountains to work on his script with Maude. The marriage is reported in the newspapers. Enraged Isabella confronts Susan, but is hauled away by Hanlon and his partner. Some weeks later, Isabella finds Mark in the cabin. She has calmed down, but Mark says he thinks they are not really suited to each other. Susan also arrives, determined to win Mark to a real marriage. She is encouraged and supported by Maude, who still regrets leaving her childhood love behind for an attempted acting career in Hollywood. Susan refuses to sign the annulment papers, while Mark still will not consummate the marriage. When Susan is seen eating strawberries and pickles, Marks friends assume the worst: that she is pregnant. Susan eventually confesses to Mark that she just likes that combination. Mark has his own confession: he is in love with Susan but is worried by their age difference. Susan tells him all the reasons that they should stay married and pulls him into the bedroom.