In a world where women are at the center of attention, intrigues and secrets unfold among a group of friends in New York's high society. Mary Haines, a wealthy wife and mother, discovers that her husband is cheating on her with a young and seductive hairdresser. Heartbroken and betrayed, Mary's world crumbles as her friends divide into factions: some support her, while others, fueled by jealousy and rivalry, cannot resist joining the controversy.
As Mary navigates this turbulent situation, she confronts the harsh realities of love and betrayal, and begins to reflect on her own identity and the value of her happiness. The story is filled with sharp dialogue and humorous moments, while exploring themes of friendship, loyalty, and female empowerment. Each character, from the sarcastic Sylvia to the selfish Miriam, adds a unique nuance to the narrative, revealing the complexities of women's relationships.
Amidst elegant dinners and biting critiques, Mary embarks on a journey of self-discovery that will lead her to question her place in a world that seems to mask its problems beneath a layer of glamour. Ultimately, she is forced to make decisions about her life and marriage, confronting the fundamental question of whether she should continue fighting for a love that has hurt her or if it is time to claim her own happiness.