Season five premiere of the much anticipated legal drama series, "Suits" is just around the corner and fans will finally get to see how Donna's (Sarah Rafferty) decision to leave Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and work for Louis (Rick Hoffman) will affect Pearson-Spectre-Litt.

"Suits" season four ended with Donna resigning as Harvey's secretary, stating that she had decided to work for Louis, whose own secretary had just died. Donna's decision seemed to have been based on a lot of factors, but was driven mainly by her desire to make Harvey admit that he loved her. On the other hand, Donna has developed a genuine friendship with Louis throughout the series and appreciates how he treats her as compared to Harvey.

According to executive producer Aaron Korsh, the relationship between Harvey and Donna will run into problems in season five. "I don't think [Harvey] quite understands yet the impact of how he treated her," Korsh said in an interview with TV Guide. "I think he does appreciate her on certain levels. He's very good to her. It's a complicated situation. If you were to look at it like a break-up, when it happens, you go through different phases of getting through it."

Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel's (Meghan Markle) relationship has moved to the next level after they got engaged during the finale. In an interview with TV Fanatic, Adams shared that "Suits" season five would not focus much on Mike and Rachel's engagement. "We don't deal much with that in this season, to be honest, which I think is good," Adams said. However, the actor teased that Rachel's father, Robert Zane (Wendell Pierce), might not approve of Mike's past and would feature in a lot of scenes in the episodes of season five.

"Suits" season five will premiere on June 24 at 9 p.m. ET on the USA Network.