Suits

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- Mike Ross is a fraud, and I'm gonna make sure

he never sees the inside of a courtroom again

unless he's wearing an orange jumpsuit.

- That woman doesn't get anything

by prosecuting a fraud like you,

but she would love to get Harvey Specter.

I'm not turning on Harvey.

You gotta listen to me!

I'm throwing you a goddamn lifeline!

- I want to tell Jeff the truth about Mike Ross.

- He told you he loved you, didn't he?

- I just don't want to lie to him anymore.

- Your whole story about how Louis got his name on the door

is bullshit!

- And I came here to tell you the truth.

- It's over. We're done.

- Never even thought for a second

that you would even consider

an idea so disgusting as turning on Harvey.

- The only reason I thought about it

is because I am scared to death of you going to prison.

- I explicitly told you to stay away from Mike's case.

I don't care.

- Donna, I don't think you get it.

There is going to come a time where you're gonna

have to choose between yourself and them.

- If they're gonna come for me, they're gonna come for me.

- Are you saying you coming back to me?

Yes, I am.

- Then I'll see you back in the office tomorrow.

- Dad, you know I have to practice.

I know you do, sweetheart,

but there's something I have to tell you.

What is it?

We're moving to Connecticut.

- What? Why?

- Your mom and I think it's best for you.

- And what if it's not best for me?

Honey, it is.

And I found us a great apartment just outside Hartford.

Lot more kids. You're gonna love it.

An apartment.

That's right.

It's gonna be so much better than this big, creaky...

- There's something you're not telling me.

No, there isn't.

Yes, there is.

How do you know that?

I don't know,

but I do.

Oh, okay, Donna.

My... business hasn't worked out,

and your uncle offered me a job.

I'm so sorry, honey.

It's okay, Daddy.

I'll let you practice.

Dad?

Will there be a room for my piano?

- Honey, I'm afraid there won't be.

But your aunt teaches musical theater

just a few towns away.

I've already signed you up.

Thanks, Daddy.

Ms. Paulsen.

Could I get you a drink?

- I'm not gonna be here long enough to finish it.

- Oh, you're gonna be here till I tell you you can go.

- Which you're gonna tell me sooner than you think,

because I've don't have anything to say.

I get it.

Harvey Specter was your boss for a long time...

Maybe even more than your boss...

In which case, there's no chance in hell

you didn't know that he was conspiring with Mike Ross

to break the law.

The only thing I know is...

that unless you're gonna arrest me,

I'm walking out that door right now.

Good.

You're as tough as I expected you to be,

so for now, you are free to go.

- I told you I wouldn't be here long.

You're gonna get the door for me?

- Oh, I'm not opening the door to be polite.

I'm opening the door so I can see the look on your face

when you see who's in that room across the hall.

Dad?

What the hell did you do?

I didn't do anything.

Turns out your father got himself involved

in a shady real estate deal several years ago.

- My father has never done anything wrong in his life.

- Just like Mike Ross and Harvey Specter

have never done anything wrong?

Ms. Paulsen, maybe you should reassess

the quality of the men in your life.

Let me in that room.

Sorry, not possible.

But next time you see your father,

maybe you explain to him you put his life on the line

for the man you work for.

- You know, I never thought that I'd say this to another woman,

but you are a cold, heartless bitch.

I am, and I've got a card.

Why don't I just leave that in your purse?

In case you change your mind

about helping me out with Harvey Specter.

.

What are you working on?

- I'm just trying to figure out what Gibbs is gonna do next,

figure out how to fight it.

- Is there anything I can do to help?

- Yeah, you can tell me what your father said

you should do about me.

How would that help?

- Because I can't really focus on this

while I'm worrying about that.

- He told me to look in the mirror.

And?

- How do you expect him to react, Mike?

He's angry and he's hurt, and...

Rachel.

He told me to get rid of you.

Good.

Why good?

- Because you told me that you would stay with me

no matter what, and when you keep things like that from me,

it makes me wonder.

But when you tell me and I see that look in your eyes,

I don't.

- Mr. Litt, I'm all settled in.

I just wanted to say

that I'm so thrilled to be a part of your te...

Yeah, you're happy as a clam.

Let's get one thing straight.

You may have filled Donna's shoes with Harvey,

but it's not gonna be that easy filling them with me.

- Well, if that's how you want to play it.

I already know that. I heard all about you.

- Yeah? From Donna?

From Norma.

What?

You knew Norma?

Damn skippy.

Played mah-jongg with that woman

every Tuesday night for the last 30 years.

- Mrs. Fillstein's game on 81st Street?

The very one.

- I've been trying to get into that game forever.

- You know she kept you out, right?

Ah...

Norma did that to me?

- Well, I can't say as I blame her.

Said it was her only peaceful night of the week.

30 seconds in, I can see what she means.

But you could turn this around.

Play your tiles right with me, I could put in a word for you.

- Oh, anything you could do would be so appreciated.

- Yeah. That's more like it.

I can do even better.

Please, make yourself at home. Take the day.

- Well, in that case, I'll see you tomorrow morning,

bright and early.

- You're here. - I am.

- It's good to have you back, Harvey.

Good to be back, Donna.

All right, enough sentimentality.

I need you to...

- Clear your schedule for the next two months? Done.

I also gave half your business to the partners that backed you

and the rest to Jessica and Louis.

I didn't ask you to do that.

- No, you asked me to come back to your desk.

I sure as hell did.

What's next?

- What's next is, get Mike into this office,

and I don't want him wearing casual clothes;

I want him with his Superman outfit on.

- He's gonna need a hell of a lot more

than a cape and some tights, because I just got

a special delivery from the U.S. Attorney's office.

- Don't tell me; She's issued subpoenas

for every case Mike's ever touched.

- She issued subpoenas for anything

anyone at this firm has ever touched.

What does that mean?

- It means they're not just after Mike anymore.

They're officially coming after all of us.

- Mike's already here. I'll get him.

- I'm telling you, Harvey, this move is no joke.

That woman gets in the door, she will find something

to pressure someone into saying whatever she wants,

and I'll be damned if I'll let her rifle through my house.

What exactly are you saying?

- I'm saying we need outside counsel.

- Absolutely not. There's nobody we can trust.

- There is one person we can trust,

because you already told her Mike's goddamn secret.

- Jessica, I am not bringing Scottie into this thing.