Harvey is a man who seems to be living an ideal life from the outside, but deep down inside he is a man with a storm raging in his soul. He is pushed into the presidential race by the influential hands of his father-in-law. His marriage is another predicament for Harvey. Harvey's heart finds solace in an unexpected place: in the arms of a dazzling celebrity actress. Donna Paulsen..

After the sudden loss of his wife Rachel, Mike Ross embarks on a heartfelt journey to rebuild his life for himself and his daughter, Edie, with the help of his family and friends.

One afternoon, seeking comfort in New York, Harvey stumbles into a small record store, hoping for a touch of nostalgia after leaving Harvard behind. As soon as he steps inside, he spots a stunning redhead who captivates him completely. Lost in her eyes and smile, Harvey is struck by the realization that sometimes, just one person can change everything.

"We also need to make sure that you don't *coughs* Donna at the wedding." An AU version of Mike and Rachel's wedding where they actually do have it at Harvey's apartment. WIP.

Girl's night out. Always fun and giggles until you get too drunk and the night goes south. precanon fic where drunk Donna does something dumb as Harriet Specter and Harvey has to pick her up from jail in the middle of the night - prompt by @thedarvey

Mike enlists Harvey's help in defending a troubled teen facing serious charges. As the case unfolds, they uncover a connection that runs deeper than they could have anticipated.

When Donna suspects that Harvey is hiding something from her after he bails on their Saturday morning traditions, she follows the clues and heads to the firm to find a surprise he's been hiding from her for weeks.

Set in Inevitable, after Donna resigns. What if Harvey had caught up to Donna before she got in that taxi and what if Paula had seen exactly how much Donna and Harvey love each other?

Harvey, a retired Marine with a complicated past, now works as a private security. Donna, a single mother and rising film star, starts receiving threatening letters. Her manager, Louis, chooses to hide them from her to avoid causing unnecessary worry but persuades her to hire a personal bodyguard.

Donna, the perfect wife and mother, breaks under society's pressure. One night, Harvey comes home to find her empty and lifeless, realizing he's on the verge of losing her. Now, the roles are reversed, and Harvey must learn to support her through the darkest times.

"The departure board flickered, a sea of delays and cancellations glowing in red. Harvey let out a slow exhale, the kind he reserved for losing a bet or dealing with idiots. Donna, standing beside him, didn't even try to hide her irritation." One canceled flight. One car. A road trip to Oklahoma City. One motel room. Just the two of them. Will they make it out alive?

Harvey & Donna together from the start - like it should be. T/M Rating. Chapter Eight: Harvey & Donna deal with turmoil at the office.

Mike Ross is Harvey Specter's thirteen-year-old biological son that he never knew existed.

He turned back to the stove, stirring the pot on low heat, clearly trying to make something that resembled a gourmet dish. Donna continued to watch him, her legs swinging lightly as she sat there, her smile softening. Never in her life had she imagined spending her night watching Harvey cook for her. She had always dreamed of it, but she never thought her wishes would come true.

When her teenage daughter is assaulted by a local football star, single mother Donna Paulsen blackmails prestigious New York attorney Harvey Specter into taking her case by threatening to expose his associate's fraudulent credentials. What begins as a forced partnership evolves into something deeper as Harvey becomes increasingly invested in helping Donna's family heal.

Donna Paulsen, an actress famous for her role on Crimson Boulevard, is blindsided when the IRS accuses her of co-conspiring with her estranged father. Seeking advice from Ted Black, a long-time friend and lawyer in L.A., she travels to New York to hire the notoriously arrogant playboy, Harvey Specter, as her father's attorney.

Harvey and Donna go on a road trip to Boston and find themselves detouring to have a little fun. Inspired by the song Diet Pepsi, by Addison Rae.

They were both too busy with the move to Seattle, the search for an apartment that would meet their needs and adapting to their new jobs to notice some small changes. One shot Darvey

A story that takes place after 7x10 - in a world where Harvey never went after Donna when she quit the firm.

Of course they're the last to know. Over the years, it's been no secret that Donna and Harvey care about one another. As more than coworkers, more than friends. It's a fact that's been glaringly obvious to everyone in their orbit with the exception of the two people it affects most. Or the moment everyone realized Donna and Harvey are in love with each other.

When desire and ability travel different paths, the heart finds itself in constant conflict. Set in season 7.10

Set in season 7. What would have happened if returning the key led to a different outcome for Harvey and Donna.

Donna had a daughter a few years after Darvey went to Pearson Hardman, Olivia. Harvey is not the father, but he is extremely attached to the child and would do anything for her (and her mother). How might the events of Suits influence Harvey and Olivia's relationship? And how might Harvey and Olivia's relationship influence Darvey?

This year was not just another internship; it was the run-up to Harvey and Mike's wedding. Haley could hardly contain her excitement at the prospect of standing beside her father, Marcus, who was to be Harvey's best man, as a grooms woman. However, life rarely goes according to plan. The unexpected arrival of Dana Scott, Harvey's most troublesome ex, cast a shadow over them.

Jessica, Mike, and Louis were summoned by Harvey to a meeting about a teenager who assaulted a teacher. As they listened, they grew suspicious. Their doubts deepened when they saw a redhead and the teenager approaching—only to be shocked by a young, freckled version of Harvey, realizing the case was more personal than they thought.