A young lawyer who is overworked has found it necessary to have an assistant. It happens that the assistant and his sister move next door to his home while they are still strangers to him. He proceeds to fall in love with the girl, imagines her brother is her husband then has a pleasant awakening when the new assistant and his sister present themselves at the office.
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