Antoinette Burney, a more than promising music student, was disappointed,unbelieving and furious when the famous concert pianist Lewis Freemontfailed her in an exam, telling her forthrightly that she would never makethe grade as a professional pianist. She felt she could never forgive him.But then fate cruelly turned the tables by making Antoinette the innocentcause of the accident that, in destroying Lewis Freemont's sight, destroyedhis career as well. Horrified and remorseful, when Antoinette had the chanceto make some sort of amends - by becoming Lewis's secretary - she seized it,and in the process fell in love with him. But what would he do when, asinevitably he must, he discovered woh she really was?