Mockito verify the last call on a mocked object

I have a bit of logic that needs to be tested such as:

{
    ...
    A.add("1");
    ...
    A.add("what ever");
    ...
    A.add("2");
    A.delete("5");
    ...
}

I have already mocked A in my test and I can test the add method is called once on argument ("2") such as:

Mockito.verify(mockedA).add("2");

My question is how can I test if I can verify the last call on method add is add("2") instead of other arguments.

Since the test above can't catch if somebody by accident adds another call such as add("3") in the last. Please notice that we don't care about other method invocations on A again afterwards. We also don't care about the times of the method called, the sequence of the methods called. The key point here is if we can verify the last true argument on a certain method of a certain mockedObject.

If you ask why do you need such functionality, I'd say in real world we might need to handle some logic that set something and the last set wins, and in order to avoid someone by accident set some other thing unexpected and I'd like to use our UT to catch this. And in order not to make the test too complex and neat, so I only expect to verify the last call on a certain method of a object instead verify something like order/noMoreInteractions/AtMostTimes and so on.

Thanks @staszko032, inspired by the ArgumentCaptor, instead of getAllValues and verify the sequence, we can use getValue of captor since captor's getValue always get the last true argument. We can do it like this:

    ArgumentCaptor<String> captor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(String.class);
    Mockito.verify(mockedA, Mockito.atLeastOnce()).add(captor.capture());
    Assert.assertEquals("2", captor.getValue());