Suria’s daughter Nancy is engaged to the young Roger, who, respecting her, certainly does not contribute to her serenity, since she is forced to get excited looking at slides of men in bathing suits. Meanwhile her mother has sex with Roger, the future son-in-law and Frank, the bodyguard. Her second husband, James, who is interested in Baby Ryan, a young friend of Frank who, after having invested to enter the villa, she obtained the employment of an au pair. But Baby rejects James because she is the younger sister of his, and provokes him with a photograph of her little girl in the arms of the deceased mother, which James has ruined, dilapidandole heritage. Between domes and erotic shows varied and composite among all family members, with the competition of waitress and secretary, Baby pretends to have a relationship with his brother before witnesses and then blackmail him. James, dismayed, promises to return the maltorto, while Baby remains, as a multipurpose sexual angel of the hearth, in the mansion restored to the happiness of the senses.