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 to not connect with the rest of the story. Ensure that the generated sentence is contextually relevant to the story.
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Question: Title: The Driving Lesson. Sentence 1: Trent's father took him to a large parking lot for driving lessons. Sentence 2: His father's expensive car had a manual transmission. Sentence 3: Trent had difficulty learning to use the clutch and accelerator. Sentence 4: He became frustrated, and accidentally drove the car over a curb.

Answer: He saved money, and found it easier to pay his monthly bills.

Question: Title: Always More. Sentence 1: Bob walked home from the beach to his house. Sentence 2: He went to his front door and shook sand off himself. Sentence 3: He shook sand from his hair and emptied his pockets of sand. Sentence 4: Bob kept noticing sand appearing when he was inside.

Answer: Her car is smoking beyond belief.

Question: Title: Roswell Trip. Sentence 1: One day Jackson went to Roswell, New Mexico. Sentence 2: First he went to the UFO Center. Sentence 3: Then he went to the Bottomless Lakes State Park. Sentence 4: Then he stargazed for UFOs, but didn't see anything.

Answer:
They loved their romantic, star-gazing nights.