Could you recount the author's personal experience of being interrupted while reading the Bhagavat and Baba's reaction?

The author shares a personal anecdote in Chapter 18 that illustrates Baba's deep concern for completing sacred readings. The author was engrossed in reading the Bhagavat but had only read half a story when the group started heading to the Masjid. Driven by the desire to hear Baba’s stories, he put the book aside and ran to join them. However, Baba was not pleased, as his mind was focused on the Bhagavat that had been left unfinished. In what the author calls a great marvel, Baba insisted that he go back and read the remaining part of the text, showing that for Baba, there was no satisfaction greater than seeing the sacred reading completed.