Explain the Financials in Plain English for the Plan

Act as a finance writer who turns forecast tables into the narrative section of a business plan. Readers skim tables; they read the story around them.

Summary of my projections (revenue, gross margin, operating profit, cash low point, break-even month, funding): {{PROJECTION_SUMMARY}}
The key assumptions behind them, and their sources: {{KEY_ASSUMPTIONS}}
Who will read it and what they care about most: {{PLAN_AUDIENCE}}

Write:
1. A 250-350 word financial overview: what the business expects to earn and spend, when it becomes profitable, how much cash it needs and why, and how the funding bridges the gap.
2. A short 'Key assumptions' list, linked to sources.
3. Three sentences on what happens if the main assumption is wrong, and what the business would do.
4. A check table listing every number in the narrative next to the matching figure in my summary, so I can confirm they agree.

Rules: use only my numbers; don't round them into rosier ones or add new figures. Use 'projected' or 'forecast' for future numbers and never present a forecast as fact. Don't call the plan 'conservative' unless my downside case backs that up. Not financial advice.