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I’ve given you links to read the law. In your position you should do that before you ever come to Oklahoma. Maybe its different where you are.

A premeditated design under our law need not be entertained for any appreciable length of time. It may be a design formed instantly before committing the act by which it is carried into execution. The time requisite to constitute premeditated design may not be distinguished from the act of killing, although it may be said to precede the act. Premeditation is an intent before the act of killing. It means entertainment by the mind of a design to kill, and is often defined as "thought of beforehand, any length of time, however short." However, the word "premeditatedly" does not mean "thought of" in the sense of "thought over."

Here is part of the code ... I've clipped it from the website I gave you a link to. It is what it is... whether we think it is a correct interpretation or not. Premeditation is deciding to kill someone, and then doing it. It does not require planning, lots of thought, etc..