Who was the little girl named Amani, and what does Chapter 29 tell us about her interactions with Sai Baba?

Chapter 29 introduces a story about Amani to illustrate Baba's nature. She was a three-year-old girl, the daughter of a devotee named Kondaji. Described as a sweet and pretty child, she would approach Baba after his morning meals, sit on her haunches, and place a tin box in his hands while saying, "Baba, rupees, rupees!" The chapter notes that Sai Baba had great affection for children and would kiss Amani and hold her to his chest. Despite this display of love from Baba, the text points out that Amani's mind was singularly focused on receiving the rupees.