Can you provide an example of Sai Baba's interaction with a specific group of devotees and how he treated them?

Yes, Chapter 29 details an interaction with a group of four devotees from the Ramdasi sect, consisting of a mother-in-law, wife, and daughter. After taking Sai Baba's darshan, they attained peace and stayed near him, performing loving devotional singing regularly as was their tradition. Their enthusiastic devotion pleased Baba, and in response, he gave them a gift of eight rupees and eight annas. However, the text also uses this same group to illustrate his unpredictable nature, noting that while he gave them money and sometimes sweets, on other occasions he would send them away with nothing, reinforcing that his actions were never fixed or guaranteed.