Harvey tries to reassure that Donna is still perfect after Faye's departure from the firm.

When a spontaneous, tequila-fueled night leads to an unexpected pregnancy, Harvey Specter-the sharpest closer in New York-and Ivy Moore, his equally brilliant (and fiercely independent) girlfriend, find themselves facing a new kind of negotiation: parenthood. Both high-powered lawyers at Pearson Hardman, they're used to outmaneuvering judges and adversaries-not juggling ultrasounds between court dates or morning sickness before mergers. But as their worlds collide in the most intimate way, Harvey and Ivy must learn to balance ambition, love, and the chaos of impending parenthood, discovering that the toughest cases aren't in the courtroom-they're in the heart.

Eleanor Doyle's hard‑hitting exposé on defense manufacturer Calderon‑Keene Strategic Systems lands her in a high‑stakes defamation suit. She's built her reputation on unwavering integrity, Harvey Specter has built his on crushing opponents by any means. Now she's forced to rely on him, and the deeper she gets, the further she might fall. Disclaimer: I do not own Suits nor any of the characters portrayed in it. I am only responsible for the creation of original character featured in the story.

Harvey Specter doesn't need an assistant. Especially not the young woman the firm hires behind his back. But after his last one quits without warning, the partners take matters into their own hands. Sloane Everett was supposed to be taking the BAR exam, not running case files for Manhattan's most arrogant closer. But life doesn't always go as planned. A secret she's desperate to keep buried forced her to walk away from law school, and most importantly, from the person she was becoming. Harvey doesn't have time for gentle souls or second chances. She's much too kind for corporate law, too patient for his temper, and far too soft for the shark tank that is Pearson Hardman. But the longer she stays, the more he finds himself relying on her calm voice, her empathy, and the way she makes his chaos make sense. Somehow, Sloane becomes the one person Harvey can't bluff his way around.