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.

"My advice is always ruin the friendship, better that than regret it for all time..." Haymitch narrows his eyes, "You've trained for this." She smirks a little, "I'm from District One, obviously I've trained." "No," he shakes his head, "You're different - you're not arrogant, you're confident." It's her turn to roll her eyes as she redirects her gaze to the sunset, "Yeah, well, I'm a Blessing. I was practically raised for this. My brothers set the bar pretty high." His eyebrows raise at that, he'd heard of her family. God, practically everyone in Panem had heard of her family. Because every time a Blessing child had volunteered for the Hunger Games, they didn't just win - they entertained.