Lucille Westbrook in vain tries to solve her problem, but when Jo Marshall bitterly tells her that the love of luxury stands between them, she tells him that she will marry Paul Belmont, the wealthy man. After the wedding Lucille is the neglected wife and finally her husband declares his intention of divorcing her for the sake of a society vampire, Mrs. Randolph, whose name has long been connected with his. Disgusted with life, Lucille decides to end it all, and after killing Belmont, shoots herself. When Belmont arrives for his answer, his ring awakens the girl, who has fallen asleep in her chair and has dreamed the story. Awake at last, Lucille tells Jo that he has always been the one.—Moving Picture World, September 21,1918