Can you narrate the story of Damu Anna's business inquiry, from his letter to his arrival in Shirdi?

The story, detailed in Chapter 25, begins with Damu Anna of Nagar sending a letter to Sai Baba, seeking permission for a business venture he believed would make him a millionaire. Shama presented the letter, but Baba already knew its contents, remarking that Damu Anna was "trying to touch the sky." After the letter was read, Baba advised against the plan, sending a message to be content and not "fall into the trap of millions." This reply crushed Damu Anna, whose dreams of wealth were shattered. However, the letter also contained a suggestion from Shama to visit in person. Holding onto this hope, Damu Anna traveled to Shirdi and sat at Baba's feet, though he lacked the courage to bring up the topic again.