In this task, you're given a four sentences of story written in natural language. Your job is to complete end part of the story by predicting appropriate last sentence which is coherent with the given sentences.

[Q]: Sentence1: Barry was getting dressed for an important dinner event. Sentence2: He struggled to tie his tie properly. Sentence3: He had to call his dad to ask him what he was doing wrong. Sentence4: Barry's dad walked him through tying the knot over the phone.
[A]: In the end Barry had a perfect knot in his tie and looked great.

[Q]: Sentence1: Frank filled up dozens of water balloons to throw at this sister. Sentence2: Little did he know she was ready for him. Sentence3: When he started the attack, she pulled out a huge water gun. Sentence4: It was much more effective than his balloons.
[A]: Frank bought a water gun the next day.

[Q]: Sentence1: Morris called Danny to remind him to pick up ice cream for the cake. Sentence2: As soon as he hung up, Morris realized he forgot something else. Sentence3: He called Danny back. Sentence4: He asked him to pick up some wine too.
[A]:
Danny returned home with ice cream, wine and roses for his Valentine.