That's Why I'm Saying It's Fate.

Yoshito Ichinose, a wedding planner, is a single man who has been married twice before. His company has just hired Masato Niwa, an up-and-coming hair and makeup artist. Masato is apparently some sort of esper who can see people's auras and ghosts, and his impressive skills have recently featured on TV shows and magazines. Why would a guy like that start working at a wedding planning company? When Yoshiki asks him, he says that his late great grandfather told him that his soul mate would be there. He also asks Yoshiki if he is keeping his promise to his second wife. "What in the world can this man see?" One day, one of Yoshito's clients becomes sick right before her wedding, and the doctors tell her she doesn't have long to live. It's no different than what happened to him. "Yoshi, do you know how to heal sorrow?"