The author mentions he once stopped reading the Bhagavat halfway through. What was Sai Baba's reaction to this?

The author recounts a personal experience that highlights Baba's emphasis on completing sacred readings. In Chapter 18, he explains that he was reading a story from the Bhagavat when he decided to put the book aside and run to the Masjid, desiring to hear Baba's live stories instead. However, Baba was not pleased with this. The text states that in Baba's mind, there was "no satisfaction other than the Bhagavat, which had been left in distress." For this very reason, Sai Baba insisted that the author go back and finish reading the remaining part of the story he had abandoned. The author remembers this as a great marvel and a sign of Baba's overflowing love.