As the song reached its peak, Arif leaned into the mic, his eyes scanning the room as if he knew every secret hidden in the shadows. He spoke one of his famous "live" interjections—a hallmark of his tavern style—reminding the listeners that life is short and a heart in doubt is a heart in pain.

In that moment, Selim looked at the rotary phone at the end of the bar. The song was a mirror. He realized that his "undecided heart" wasn't waiting for a sign; it was waiting for him to be brave enough to choose.

Arif’s fingers began to dance over the keys, the familiar electronic beat of the rhythm machine kicking in. Then, that soulful, slightly raspy voice filled the hall:

For Selim, the world narrowed down to the stage. Arif wasn't just singing; he was narrating Selim’s life. The lyrics spoke of a heart that couldn't find its harbor, a soul wandering between "yes" and "no," between the comfort of the past and the fear of the future.