Who became a dedicated follower after their unspoken desire for a specific sweet was fulfilled by Baba?

Laxmichand became a dedicated follower after this incident. He had a lingering desire for khaja, a sweet he had tasted in Shirdi. As narrated in Chapter 28, Sai Baba, through his divine knowledge, arranged for khaja to be brought and served, fulfilling Laxmichand's attachment. The text explicitly states the outcome: "Laxmichand's attachment was fulfilled; joy arose in his heart. From then, love was fixed on Baba." This experience solidified his faith, and he began a regular practice of sending offerings like garlands, camphor, and incense to Baba through anyone he found going to Shirdi.