However, that’s not the only thingSuitshad to accomplish in its season 7 finale.
It sounds like a corporate law firm with the spirit of a clinic, a.k.a.
Mike’s dream job.
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Andy gives Mike two days to decide whether or not he wants the job.
(Oh, he’s going to feel so silly later on).
Specter Litt is also having a hard time, too.
Harvey asks her to retract her statement, but she refuses because that would actually damage her credibility.
Harvey confronts Robert, who was reluctant to help him with this war, about this nefarious scheme.
But in another surprising twist, Robert has no idea what’s going on.
It turns out his partners went behind his back to work with Gordon.
So Robert has been drawn into this fight against his will.
Now, Jessica needs Harvey’s help to defend a low-income housing project from being knocked down.
SoSuits' dynamic duo is separated as the second part of the finale begins.
By this point, Rachel is totally down to move to Seattle and so is Mike.
There’s a hitch, though: They have to leave immediately to start working on some major case.
Louis can’t think of another solution other than hiring the partners back.
Thankfully, Mike is there to save the day.
Thus, Specter Litt manages to live another day.
Meanwhile, Mike delivers another slam-dunk performance in court and nets a huge settlement from Discharge.
(Seriously, take a shot every time someone says Chicago.)
The details of the conflict in Chicago aren’t terribly important.
She chooses the latter, much to Jeff’s disappointment.
Unfortunately, that fact gets lost in the finale because Harvey has backdoor pilot duties.
Bon voyage, Mike and Rachel.
