"Suits" fans have been waiting with bated breath for the upcoming fifth season, which will finally show the after-effects of Donna leaving Harvey as his long-standing secretary and working for rival Louis Litt. Season four ended with a bang when Harvey declared his love for Donna, but things went downhill from there. Now that the dynamic duo is not working together, what can viewers expect going into season five?

TVGuide reports that the season premiere will depict Harvey pretending as if he does not need Donna. Seasoned viewers know that the ace secretary is Harvey's right-hand man and hence, pretending that he doesn't need her isn't going to last long.

Harvey even rejects Donna's offer to work for her remaining two weeks. Things are certainly going to get rough for the named partner. Harvey's mind, body and soul are awry. He has major panic attacks and seeks out a doctor to write him prescriptions. Harvey also sees a new therapist who is undoubtedly the widely reported actress Christina Cole and will play a Harvard-educated psychiatrist, Dr. Paul Agard.

TVLine reports that Louis being Louis almost ruins his new partnership with Donna. Fans of "Suits" know that when something is too good to be true, the eccentric lawyer is sure to screw things up.

The can opener also makes an appearance. Additionally, Mike and Rachel decide not to tell the firm about their engagement. The pair is positively giddy from Mike's marriage proposal.

Deadline reports that actor John Pyper-Ferguson will also be seen in the premiere episode of season five. He plays Jack, a partner at the law firm and the new head of the firm's compensation committee. The poor man is touted to work with Harvey and Louis who will be involved in an on-going power struggle. Jack will heavily recur throughout season five.

Mark Wednesday June 24, 9 P.M. EST for the return of "Suits" on USA Network.