How did the narrator manage to bring Ranga and Ratna together?

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The narrator frequently visited Rama Rao’s house. Ratna was quite free with him. One day he went to their house. He told Rama Rao’s wife that he would send some buttermilk for her and asked to send Ratna to fetch it. When Ratna came he requested her to sing. In the meantime, he sent for Ranga. Thus, the narrator managed to bring them together.

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