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Rationally, he knew Harvey never intended to hurt him. He didn't even intend for Mike to notice, he was sure. But reading Harvey came as easily as breathing for Mike, and thus so did the niggling shame for the things he enjoyed.
For the way his interests compared to Harvey's, all suave and elegant.
How Mike couldn't even look the part if he tried.
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When the firm hires a new associate with easy charm and looks to kill, Mike fears the worst. His secret relationship with Harvey is already tenuous enough without the likes of Liam Fleming (whose hobbies, conveniently include listening to jazz, boxing, and drinking expensive liquor) getting involved. With every passing day, Mike feels as if Harvey is slipping further and further away.
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13 Jun 2026
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Mike Ross isn’t a fan of corporate retreats, but he’s cautiously optimistic about this one. After all, what’s the worst that could happen during a weekend in the woods?
Everything, it turns out.
When Louis Litt assigns him to share a tent with Harvey, who treats a camping trip like a personal affront, Mike’s optimism takes a nosedive. But between arguing over a single sleeping bag, navigating trust falls, and getting completely lost in the woods, Mike starts to wonder if this whole "wilderness retreat" thing might actually be the least of their problems.
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13 Jun 2026
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Mike knows Harvey Specter's coffee order (black with one sugar), favorite whiskey, preferred records, and secret snack preferences.
Naturally, when a new associate starts using that information to get closer to Harvey, Mike reacts in the most normal and professional way possible:
By losing his mind.
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Harvey wins Mike in a poker game.
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- Part 25 of Hurt/Comfort Bingo
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11 Jun 2026
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When a potential client assumes Harvey and Mike are an item, Harvey asks Mike to play along.
Mike agrees... for a price.