Helen....spoilers
Helen gets hot and bothered by an anonymous love letter she finds thinking its meant for her so she just decides to screw her young employee Johnny who's half her age because she thinks it's from him?
First of all she couldn't know for sure that it was really meant for her and she didn't know for sure it was from the Johnny. What was she thinking? This was a college kid much younger than her and obviously immature as well. She obviously doesn't have sense let alone much moral character.
Thinking she has made a mistake, she can't even resist his later advances and screws him again. The two repeatedly carry on like a couple of kids in heat. She does all this while knowing she has a later date with George.
George the fireman pines for her but she has him in the friend zone. He tells her they have gone on dates together in the past but she denies they were dates. Poor George. She treats him poorly keeping him in the friend zone although it's obvious to her that he pines for her. After their date, he professes his love for her in an awkward way but she lets him leave without saying anything.
She finally comes to her senses and word of her affair with Johnny begins to leak as evidenced by her mother finding out. She can't even even call it off with Johnny without kissing him romantically and telling him that she loves him then watching him drive away.
George is waiting for her when she returns home and has an idea about what has been going on between her and Johnny. She tries to apologize but he stops her and tells her she was just being human. He tells her that their timing is off and that he's leaving town. I wish he hadn't been so understanding.
I wish George had found out just how easily she had fallen prey to her emotions because of a letter and as a result carried on with Johnny. After all, he had written her in the past himself but it got him nowhere but in the friend zone. He should have just written her off completely and found someone of higher moral character. He definitely deserved someone better than her.