What events from Chapter 28 led Laxmichand to become a dedicated and regular devotee of Sai Baba?

Laxmichand's transformation into a devout follower was sparked by two key experiences that revealed Sai Baba's divine nature, as detailed in Chapter 28. First was the fulfillment of his unspoken craving for khaja. Baba not only arranged for the sweet to be served but also commented on Laxmichand's hunger and back pain, proving he knew his devotee's physical and mental state. The second pivotal event was when Baba verbally expressed Laxmichand's private thought about his cough being caused by an 'evil eye.' These demonstrations of omniscience convinced Laxmichand of Baba's divinity. As a result, the text states that "love was fixed on Baba," and he established a regular practice of worship, sending offerings like garlands, dakshina, camphor, and incense to Shirdi through anyone he found going there.