Barely a week since Suits Season 4 has returned to television, and more intense competition than ever before begins to brew between Mike Ross and Harvey Specter. In Episode 1 entitled One-Two-Three Go, fans saw an independent Mike, who scored an investment banking job through Walter Gillis. The rivalry, however, does not rest on their professional careers as Rachel Zane is now working for his number one competitor.

USA Network's law firm series, injects romance, vengeance, and surviving against office politics into 45 minute segments. Season 4's premiere episode, did not dwell solely on the Mike-Harvey drama, but also tried to tackle the lives of other main characters. Executive producer Korsh told Entertainment Weekly that Mike and Harvey's tug of war spans through their personal entanglements.

"Look, if Harvey and Mike were on opposites sides of a takeover battle with a guy who has a different vision for this company than Mike does and a different strategy of winning than Mike does, that would be cause for conflict enough," Korsh said. "If on top of it, that guy used to have sex with Rachel and is working closely with Rachel - obviously that is gonna cause a lot more sparks, and we're gonna take advantage of those sparks," he added.

The 47-year-old Suits creator teased that Jessica Pearson's desire to keep things professional with Jeff Malone gets harder, as expected. "As far as Suits goes, it was time to explore her personal life a little bit more. This is a great opportunity to do it, and the challenge to do it," Korsh said referring to Jessica's focus in the brunt of this season's storyline.

Suits Season 4 Episode 2 titled Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner airs on June 18 at 9 PM on USA.