Anais, writer and painter, knows the famous Henry Miller, who is married to the beautiful June. Her relationship with the two is ambiguous, especially as Anais is captivated by June's charm. A psychoanalyst makes her understand that her attraction for the young woman shows insecurity, while Henry, in her unconscious, represents the father. Finally, Anais confesses to Henry what she feels for June. The man, instead of feeling jealous, declares that both he and his wife are "in love" with her. Their relationship must however remain solely intellectual.