In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story, the first four sentences, and two options for the fifth sentence as a and b. Your job is to pick the sentence option that seamlessly connects with the rest of the story, indicating your choice as 'a' or 'b'. If both sentences are plausible, pick the one that makes more sense.

Title: Matt. Sentence 1: I knew a strange kid named Matt in elementary school. Sentence 2: Other kids would bully Matt because he was so different. Sentence 3: One day I saw Matt being bullied on the playground. Sentence 4: Suddenly, Matt took a swing at the bully, hitting him in the face. Choices: a. Matt never got bullied again. b. Claire sold her piece for a thousand dollars!
a

Title: A Lesson to the Cat. Sentence 1: Emilia loved cooking, and used to cook for her family on occasions. Sentence 2: Once, while cooking, she went onto attend a call. Sentence 3: When she came back, she found that her cat had eaten the dough. Sentence 4: She gently asked her cat not do so, and next time, her cat helped her. Choices: a. It shocked Catherine and knocked her down a peg. b. She taught her cat a lesson, peacefully and without using violence.
b

Title: Roast Pork. Sentence 1: We used to eat Chinese roast pork more often. Sentence 2: This is because I worked near Chinatown. Sentence 3: I had a stroke and stopped working in 2011. Sentence 4: Today my wife found a store nearby that sells Chinese roast pork. Choices: a. We will eat well tonight. b. Bert decided to keep his grill in the garage when he wasn't using it.
a