In New York, magazine publisher Van "V.S." Stanhope and his beloved wife Linda have been happily married for three years and are very much in love. Van is a dynamic executive of Stanhope Publications and works very closely with his dedicated, efficient secretary Helen "Whitey" Wilson, a beautiful young woman engaged to Dave. When Van's mother Mimi poisons Linda about the relationship of her son with his secretary, Linda becomes jealous of her. Whitey and Dave have an argument and she breaks with him. Meanwhile Van is secretly planning to buy a magazine owned by Underwood, and Whitey helps him with the strategy. When Whitey discovers that the competitor Hanson House is also disputing the magazine, she travels to Havana to help Van close the business with Underwood. They succeed mightily and celebrate until late into the night. When Linda calls Van at 2:00 AM, Whitey answers the phone and Linda believes that Van really is having an affair with Whitey. In the end, don't look for trouble where there's none, because if you don't find it, you'll make it.
—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil