How did Bapusaheb Buti feel about the mansion he was building when Sai Baba fell seriously ill?

When Sai Baba's health declined and his end seemed near, Bapusaheb Buti became extremely anxious and regretful about the mansion project. Chapter 39 recounts that Buti's heart was troubled, and he worried about what would become of the building. He feared that the lakhs of rupees spent would be wasted if Baba's feet never touched the temple. He lamented that the mansion and the planned Murlidhar temple would be useless after Baba passed away. This deep unease and regret arose from the possibility that his grand project would be left without its intended divine presence.