Can you recount the author's personal experience with being interrupted while reading the Bhagavat and Baba's reaction to it?

In Chapter 18, the author shares a personal anecdote about his own reading practice. He was in the middle of a story in the Bhagavat when the call came to go to the Masjid. Driven by the desire to hear Baba's live stories, he put the book aside and ran to the mosque. However, Baba was not pleased that the reading had been left incomplete. Chapter 18 states that in Baba's mind, there was 'no satisfaction other than the Bhagavat, which had been left in distress.' Consequently, Baba insisted that the author go back and read the remaining part of the story, an act the author remembers as a 'great marvel' demonstrating Baba's overflowing love and the importance he placed on completing the sacred reading.