Describe how Sai Baba fulfilled Laxmichand's unspoken craving for a specific sweet.

Laxmichand, a devotee, had enjoyed a sweet called khaja on his first day in Shirdi and found himself craving it again on the following days. As Chapter 28 recounts, his unspoken desire was miraculously met on the third day. When devotees asked Baba what food offering (naivedya) to bring, he specifically requested a plate full of khaja. Later, after the afternoon arati, Baba announced to all his devotees that he felt like having khaja prasad. Consequently, devotees brought two large bowls of it, fully satisfying Laxmichand's lingering, private wish and demonstrating Baba's inconceivable knowledge of his devotees' minds.