10 Moments of Tantri Kotak Crying in the Arms of Arda Naff When Talking About the Book Written by Her Husband, Turns Out the Contents Are About...

"The struggles are indeed felt, not just achievements, there is no end without fatigue. So occasionally reflect on what we have done," Arda added.

"With these 10 years, I actually gave her a book, I made her a book, so I made a book that she didn't know the process of making. When the book was finished, she read it and it turned out there were many stories that she didn't know I fell asleep with the late Mr. Almarhum. In that book, I revealed each journey one by one," he said.

Interestingly, during the writing process, Tantri was completely unaware that her husband was writing a book. The vocalist of the band Naff revealed that Tantri only found out after her book was finished.

Tantri actually knew that her husband would write a book, but she didn't realize it during the writing process. According to her, it is very personal for a husband to tell the story of his struggle to win the heart of his lover.

"I knew he would write a book, sometimes he asked for permission to write a book about our love journey, but I didn't know how he wrote it. Because it's personal, how a man fights for a woman," said Tantri.

"Yes, how men search for true partners. So, if I'm the first one to see and read it when the physical book is ready," added Tantri.

Tanti is the first person to read the book 'The Last Harbor'. This mother of two admitted to crying while reading her husband's own writing. The moment that touched Tantri was when Arda told the story of his meeting with his deceased father.

"Coincidentally, I was on the plane after enduring, and I cried for just a moment because I never knew the effort he put into fighting, which in my opinion, is our struggle as a normal couple," said Tantri.

"But when I read it, oh yes, it was that heavy of an effort to say 'you are the only one.' So for me personally, as a woman, it's priceless to have a book made for me, honestly," she said.

"Until there is a moment about my father, so I read it when my father is no longer there so it's imagined, oh Allah it turns out like that. So for me it's quite draining emotions," he concluded.