In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story and the first four sentences. Your job is to write the last sentence of the story such that it seamlessly connects with the rest of the story.

Q: Title: Still got split ends. Sentence 1: Freddie hated how she always had damaged hair. Sentence 2: So she got some scissors to cut it off. Sentence 3: She thought she cut all the ends off. Sentence 4: But she kept getting more.

A: Freddie decided to just wear wigs instead.
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Q: Title: Eggs. Sentence 1: I saw a sign advertising fresh eggs. Sentence 2: I pulled over, curious. Sentence 3: I purchased a dozen of the eggs. Sentence 4: I took them home and cooked them.

A: Everyone agreed that they tasted better than store bought.
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Q: Title: Teaching Boys. Sentence 1: Anna was a single mom to a teenage boy, Joe, and it was hard. Sentence 2: He had no uncles or male role models in his life-so Anna got an idea. Sentence 3: She signed Joe up as a Big Brother at the YWCA, helping younger boys. Sentence 4: It seemed counterintuitive, but Joe matured a lot in the program.

A:
Mentoring forced him to become his own man-and his own role model.
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