Can you recount the narrator's personal experience that showed Baba's insistence on completing the reading of the Bhagavat?

The narrator shares a personal story that beautifully illustrates Sai Baba's deep reverence for the sacred texts. In Chapter 18, the narrator explains that he was in the middle of reading a story from the Nath Bhagavat when he saw others heading to the Masjid. Eager to hear Baba's live stories, he put the book aside and ran to join them. However, he found that Baba's mind was not satisfied, feeling the Bhagavat had been "left in distress." Because of this, Baba insisted that the narrator go back and read the remaining part of the story he had abandoned. The narrator recalls this as a great marvel of Baba's love and a powerful lesson on the importance of completing one's spiritual duties.