What personal story does the author share about being interrupted while reading, and what does it reveal about Baba's priorities?

In Chapter 18, the author recounts a personal incident that highlights Baba's priorities. He was in the middle of reading a story from the Bhagavat when the group decided to go to the Masjid. Wanting to hear Baba's stories, the author put his book aside and ran to join them. However, in Baba's mind, there was 'no satisfaction other than the Bhagavat, which had been left in distress.' For this reason, Baba insisted that the author go back and read the remaining part of the Bhagavat. The author remembers this as a 'great marvel' of Baba's, overflowing with love, demonstrating the immense importance Baba placed on completing the sacred reading.