Short Short: Does Thinking Make It Reality?

Excuse me. Could you listen to my story for a moment?
Actually, about half a year ago, at my parents' suggestion, I consulted with someone called a marriage consultant.
And what they handed me was Napoleon Hill's 'Think and Grow Rich'.
I read it and thought, 'I see'.
Following the planner's recommendation that it's good to start with the form, I created a time schedule to get married in six months.
So, I thought up various date plans and gathered information, and when I told the planner, they praised me, saying it was a perfect date plan.
'Girls will love this,' they said.
I felt so happy about that, and I really felt like my life had started moving.
I thought my ideal marriage partner would appear any moment now, so I even bought a wedding ring.
It was a bit expensive, but I'm paying in installments.
After all, the success philosophy book said that putting pressure on yourself like this leads to taking action.
And well, I booked a five-star restaurant to have the best dinner for Christmas.
Well, no one showed up at that time, so I ate with my old man.
Start with the form.
I feel like my ideal is gradually getting closer.
Since I'm impatient, I even booked a honeymoon.
I considered going abroad, but it was a bit scary, so I booked a one-week tour for two to Okinawa. I'm looking forward to Churaumi Aquarium. I also plan to go to Shuri Castle.
And well, time flies, and the wedding ceremony I had scheduled is finally today.
It's fast, isn't it?
I've already arranged the venue, it's just behind here, called Lapis Lazuli, and it's quite nice. Very stylish.
Actually, I'm not a Christian, but I've always admired the idea of saying vows in front of a priest.
So when I tried to arrange a priest, my parents opposed it, saying that vows are for a pastor, so I had no choice but to arrange a pastor, and he's on standby now.
Also, just between us, I borrowed about 3 million yen to rent this venue. From a consumer finance company.
Well, it's not a big deal, though.
The wedding is starting soon at 11:30, but the most important person, the bride, hasn't arrived yet.
So I panicked and started looking for her.
And you were the first person I met just after turning the corner.
This must be fate.
How about it? Won't you marry me?
With that, the man held out the wedding ring.