'Suits' season 5B premiere spoilers: Donna and Harvey romance to be featured?

January is less than two months away and fans of the legal drama series, "Suits," are excited about the show's return, especially with the cliffhanger it left back in August.

Ever since the last episode for season 5A aired, fans have been wondering who snitched on Mike (Patrick J. Adams), who got arrested for fraud.

After several speculations on who turned Mike in, show creator Aaron Korsh finally silenced fans when he took to Twitter to answer a question. According to Korsh's post earlier this month, none of the main six characters turned the brilliant college dropout to the authorities.

When the show returns next year, Mike is expected to be the focus of the show. The production initially considered incorporating a time jump, but Korsh revealed to Yahoo TV that they didn't pursue the idea.

Season 5B returns with episode 11 titled "Blowback." Vine Report relayed that the series will feature flashbacks that will focus on how Mike and Harvey (Gabriel Macht) will each deal with issues with their parents.

Meanwhile, fans also saw Harvey and Donna's (Sarah Rafferty) relationship get even more complicated, with Donna letting Harvey know that she's dating somebody else. But according to speculations from CarterMatt, season 5B will explore the two characters' positive relationship.

While Harvey is building his emotional defense, keeping him from expressing his true feelings, Donna is also uncertain if she and Harvey would work out.

Both characters are fan-favorites and CarterMatt explained that fans should hang on to hope that the two will be in a relationship. Although Mike will be given focus when the next half of the season starts, it's likely that Harvey will finally open up emotionally once Mike's issues have been resolved.

Fans of "Suits" will just have to tune in for answers to their questions when the show returns on Jan. 27.

 

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