Please recount the incident where a devotee's reading of the Bhagavat was interrupted and explain Baba's reaction to it.

Chapter 18 shares a personal story from the narrator who was deeply engaged in reading the Bhagavat. Having only read half a story, he was swept up in the group's desire to go to the Masjid to hear Baba's own stories. He put the book aside and ran to join them. However, Baba was not pleased with the incomplete reading. In a clear demonstration of the supreme importance He placed on this devotional practice, Baba insisted that the narrator return and read the remaining part of the Bhagavat. This left a profound impression on the narrator, who describes it as a "great marvel" and a memory that causes love for Baba to overflow, highlighting Baba's unwavering emphasis on completing one's spiritual duties.