After narrating the tale of the khichdi offering, what story does the Shri Sai Satcharitra transition to in Chapter 28?

Following the powerful story of the lady's khichdi offering, which highlights Sai's uniqueness, the narrative in Chapter 28 transitions to another tale intended to fill the reader's heart with love. It introduces a Gujarati Brahmin named Megha, who initially came into the service of Raobhadur Sathe. The text explains that Megha had a 'karmic bond with Sai,' which is why he eventually reached Shirdi and became attached to Baba's feet. The connection between the stories is that they both serve to illustrate a central theme: how Shri Hari, in the form of Sai Baba, fulfills the heartfelt desires of those who possess a true love for devotion.