Richard Hunter is a flighty and evidently a forgetful young man. He calls on Ethel, vows she is the only girl he has ever loved and gives her an engagement ring to bind their faith. He next calls on Gertrude and goes through practically the same performance. He returns home and is informed by his valet that Marguerite, another girl friend of his called him up. He decides to visit her, and does. While there, he again falls in love and gives her a ring to bind their engagement. Later, he walks along the street and is hit by an automobile. A great crowd gathers and while he is not seriously injured, still he is hurt enough to have to be carried home and put in bed. Newspaper reporters get on the job and a full account of the accident and the injuries to Richard appears in all the papers. Ethel reads of it and getting some flowers, proceeds to pay her fiancé a visit. The other girls also read of it and also come to nurse him back to health. The three meet, with the result that a free-for-all fight very nearly ensues when explanations are in order, and results in the throwing of his rings at Richard by all three girls. Later, fulfilling his prediction that the girls like to be fooled, they return, but again they meet and all chances of reconciliation are at an end.