So, Mike's a Fraud. Get Over It. After Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) revealed to Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) in the Season 2 finale of "Suits" that he couldn't write her a recommendation to Harvard Law School because he hadn't actually gone there - "I'm a fraud," he said - the result was not one but two swift slaps to his face, followed by steamy sex among the copying-room shelves. So why is Mike having nightmares when the story resumes on Tuesday night at 10 on the USA Network? As an associate at the law firm, he may have an office now, but that glass wall and shiny desktop are ill-gotten gains from his betrayal of his mentor, Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht). And there may be only one way out of this mess: quit. "That is a little microcosm of where Mike is going to be this whole season - maturing into his environment, figuring out how he's going to become a lawyer as good as Harvey," Mr. Adams said by phone from Toronto, where the series is filmed. The show really depends on each other's good graces, so I'd say to fans that they don't have to wait long for a reconciliation. But these two are not going to go back to the same version they were before.