'Suits' season 5B spoilers: Dr. Agard's therapy works wonders on Harvey

Aside from being busy getting his protégée Mike (Patrick J. Adams) out of jail, Harvey (Gabriel Macht) will also take time to woo Donna (Sarah Rafferty) when the USA Network series "Suits" returns for its season 5B.

It appears that all those therapy sessions with Dr. Agard (Christina Cole) are paying off, as the lawyer may finally have the courage to confront his feelings for Donna. According to the International Business Times, the second half of the season will show the invisible wall of professionalism crumbling between the two, as Harvey throws cautions to the winds and pursues Donna. The threat of a broken friendship with Louis (Rick Hoffman) will not even matter, as a determined Harvey makes sure no one else gets closer to her other than him.

Aside from reestablishing his connection with his love interest, Harvey may also be opening doors for his estranged mother. This is after he realizes that he is done with the walls he has built to distance himself from others. As he gives himself a chance to be happy with Donna, it is also possible that Harvey will also let the sadness brought about by the estrangement go away. Dr. Agard has certainly worked wonders on the lawyer, as he now sees that he has been pushing people away, even those who matter to him.

Meanwhile, according to Movie News Guide, viewers will finally learn who sold out Mike. Last summer finale, he got arrested for conspiracy to commit fraud. Fans have taken to social media to discuss who are the potential snitches in the case. Some believe those who are in on his secret could have ratted on him, like ex-girlfriend Claire (Troian Bellisario) and fiancée Rachel's (Meghan Markle) parents Robert (Wendell Pierce) and Laura (Megan Gallagher). Executive producer Aaron Korsh has so far remained mum over the said spoiler, which fuels more speculations from fans that it is someone very close to Mike.

USA Network has yet to release a specific date for "Suits" season 5B, but sources claim it will return on Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016.

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