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: Randy abandon his children. Sentence 1: Randy had 5 kids. Sentence 2: He lived with only 2 of his kids. Sentence 3: The other three were old enough to be on their own. Sentence 4: Randy did not like his younger two kids and he left them.

A: The boys were forced to live with their older brother.
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Q: Title: Pickled. Sentence 1: My cousin took us to a specialty pickle maker. Sentence 2: When we got there, there was a booth with lots of jars on the table. Sentence 3: We talked to the man who makes the pickles, and he is a former lawyer. Sentence 4: He said he retired just to sell pickles, because they were so popular.

A: We left with 10 jars with different flavors.
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Q: Title: Great Date. Sentence 1: Tom went out on a date with a girl. Sentence 2: He thought everything went great. Sentence 3: He tried to call her the next day but she didn't answer. Sentence 4: Tom messaged a few times but also no answer.

A:
Eventually Tom stopped trying to contact her.
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