Can you describe the business venture story involving Damu Anna and his friend, and Sai Baba's role in it?

Damu Anna was presented with a business opportunity by a friend and, in his mind, he resolved to offer a share of the profits to Sai Baba. However, as Chapter 25 explains, Baba knew Anna's unstated thoughts and the future of the venture. He advised against it, saying, "We are not in anything, Bapu." Though initially dejected, Damu Anna trusted Baba's words and withdrew from the deal. His friend, who mocked Anna for listening to a 'Fakir', proceeded with other partners. They subsequently suffered a major financial loss in the speculation. This outcome led the friend to regret his words and admire the protective power of Sai Baba, who had saved Damu Anna from ruin through his timely intervention.