Angga Baskara is living as the husband of Madam President, Dinda Astari. He is a wealthy businessman who loves his wife and son more than anything, but he doesn't worry about his wife being the leader of the country. People often asked him, "How do you cope with your wife's busy schedule?" "Aren't you insecure as her husband?" Then he would just smile and reply, "No, I am not insecure about myself, and I have faith in her." Angga always knows that his wife is capable of handling anything that comes her way. He would often brag about her in his business circles. "She's not just good at politics, but she's also a great listener. She has a knack for solving problems that no one else can." 

One day, Angga is walking in the park when he sees a group of people protesting against his wife's policies. He walks up to them and asks, "What's wrong?" 

"We don't agree with your wife's policies," replied one of the protestors. Angga listens to their concerns patiently. He doesn't argue with them or try to change their minds. Instead, he promises them that he would convey their message to his wife. 

The next day, Angga goes to the Presidential Palace and speak to his wife, Dinda, The President. "There are people who don't agree with your policies," he said. "I know," she replied, "but we are doing what is best for the country. We cannot make everyone happy." 

"I understand," said Angga, "but I feel that we need to listen to their concerns and find a solution that works for everyone." 

Dinda thought for a moment and then smiled, "You're right. We can't ignore their voices. I'll have my team look into these issues and see if we can find a way to address them." Angga feels proud of his wife. He knows that she is a great leader, but he is happy that he could contribute to her work in some way. 

From that day on, whenever he sees people protesting, he would approach them and listen to their concerns. He would then convey their messages to his wife and she would always find a way to address their issues. Angga knew that being the husband of Dinda, is not just about supporting his wife, but also about contributing to the country in any way he could.