Millie waits for her husband to come home. When he does, she centers the conversation around his secretary and eventually produces proof of his philandering. He counters with a speech on the nature of a man's sexuality and they leave for a dinner party. At the party, Millie is very attentive toward another man and once home, does the best she can to arouse her husband. When he is sufficiently aroused, she tells him he must pay for her love just as much as he spends on her secretary. After much argument, he signs the check.