Donna receives a call from the Head of the firm's HR Department about a report they received - a report about her and Harvey.

Donna has a new friend at the theater company she's been helping out in Seattle. Harvey comes up with a plan to ward off the guy.

A series of glimpses into Donna and Harvey's domestic life. (Each ficlet can be read individually and they are all established Darvey)

In the midst of Mike's trial, Donna finds a will written by Harvey containing a big revelation.

After a hectic day at work, Harvey convinces Donna to blow off some steam.

She thinks it's the candles. She never sees Harvey in candlelight, not really, and it's almost devastating how beautiful he looks in it, how soft and open it makes him seem.

After Donna goes to work for Louis, the partners all gather to share their case updates, and Harvey realizes Donna may not be as distant as he believed.

She can feel his eyes on her like it's a laser beam, following her around the room and burning a path on her skin. He wasn't supposed to be here, not really. Technically, all the name partners were invited, but Harvey couldn't give less of a shit about at-risk wildlife, and this particular gala isn't very ripe with prospective clients. The fact that he came can only mean one thing

Harvey gets mad at Donna for convincing him to hang out with his fellow ADAs. She soon discovers why.

After Harvey goes to Donna's door and rips up her resignation letter, she invites him to come inside. He says yes.

Harvey is pretty childish most of the time, but he's never more so than when he's bored.

After a round of morning sex that leaves Donna wanting more, she's eager for Harvey to get home and finish what he started.

Donna and Harvey have a little moment in the bathroom before going to work.

When Gordon dies, Harvey struggles to cope, and turns to Donna for comfort.

"They walk for ages, hand in hand, and he thinks of a bajillion ways to tell her he loves her."

Donna watches a movie and gets some inspiration.

Frustrated by her relationship with Harvey after she goes to work for Louis, Donna find in Travis Tanner an unlikely companion.

Early on in their relationship, Harvey wants romance, Donna wants sex.

Annoyed at Harvey for his continuously irritated behavior over the past few weeks, Donna agrees to play the role of Louis' client as the lawyers face each other in a firm mock trial.

After she goes to work for Louis, Donna gets called into the hospital as Harvey's emergency contact and, once there, she realizes there's a lot she doesn't know about him.

After a stressful day at work, Donna needs to decompress and asks Harvey to take charge in bed.

Donna doesn't love shower sex and Harvey tries to change her mind.

The road to Seattle and their future together.

Harvey really likes to be the little spoon.

After Stephen, Donna has a hard time forgetting about him and being intimate with other men. Feeling at the end of her rope, she asks Harvey for help.

Harvey wears a white tux to a gala and Donna loves it.

On the night before her wedding to Thomas, Donna knocks on Harvey's door.

Donna and Harvey’s cotton anniversary.

Harvey finds Thomas' toothbrush in Donna's bathroom.

5 times Donna and Harvey dance

A friend of Donna's convinces her to go on a blind date. A friend of Harvey's does the same. They just don't know that blind date is with each other.

The Other Time

"I like it when you tell me what to do," she murmurs almost against his mouth.

Shortly after going to work for Louis, Donna runs into Evan Smith and finds out exactly what Harvey did to close the Liberty Rail case.

"We don't work together," he finally blurts out quietly. The words are unexpected and unclear and she frowns a little in confusion. "Right now - tonight - we don't work together," he repeats, a bit more purposefully, and this time his meaning dawns on her.

During Harvey's ethics hearing before the New York Bar, Robert never speaks up. Without his sacrifice, there is nothing to shield Harvey, and the Board finds him guilty. And so he gets disbarred.

It's not something she's often had particular feelings about, let alone asked for, but it becomes clear fairly quickly that if there were ever a night for her to want it again, tonight would be it.

Three variations on the same theme of Donna, Harvey and moaning.

Donna flirts with other guys and Harvey gets jealous.

During a night of drinking and trading stories, Donna discovers just how much of an effect she has on Harvey.

Donna and Harvey do Easter.

She can't explain what it was, or even what it made her feel, but she just knew that could very well be the minute their whole lives changed forever. And so she just stepped back, making space for him to decide, showing him that if this was it, then she was here. And he stepped forward.

When Harvey is willing to be honest with himself, when he really stops and decides to cut his own bullshit, he knows he's thought about being with Donna before.

"Tell me you don't want me, Harvey," she all but breathes out, eyes going from his own down to his lips.

On one of their first nights together, Harvey discovers some of Donna's preferences in bed.

Harvey stays with Paula and Donna spirals.

"I'm saying we should go in there and earn you the best night's sleep you've ever had." She was the one who started this, but Harvey's raised brow and set jaw show her he'll be the one to finish it.

What if Liberty Rail hadn’t taken Harvey’s deal during Intent?

Donna and Harvey are looking at an old photo album when a revelation comes up, and a difficult conversation is had.

Donna thinks she'd never truly enjoyed blowjobs before.

“And what if I can't do that?” “Then you can march yourself down to Gibbs’s office in the morning and turn yourself in. But I don’t want you to do that.” “Why not?” “Because I think you’re worthy. And I don't wanna lose you.”

"I'm saying we should go in there and earn you the best night's sleep you've ever had."

She's happy with Thomas - thinks she could love him, even, somewhere down the line. And Harvey has proven time and time again that he is not willing to take the final jump. But something changed between her and Harvey that night in front of the elevator.

Harvey has been happy. Truly, actually happy.

Donna doesn't want to think about Harvey when she's with Thomas.

Harvey carries Donna's shoes.

Donna and Harvey spend their first Halloween in Seattle.

In the middle of Mike’s trial, Harvey decides to make arrangements for himself and Donna gets a surprise.

Harvey remembers a dream he once had.

"This is a bad idea," Donna says, though all the fight she meant to imprint flies out the window when she hears her own voice, breathy and low. "I know," Harvey has the audacity to reply right before his arms circle her waist and pull her flush against his front.

Harvey loves Donna's body.

Donna wakes up next to Harvey for the first time.

Donna and Harvey have a little dance party on a late night at work.

On their one-year anniversary, Donna and Harvey reminisce about their wedding day.

Harvey has a thing for Donna's hair.

Donna and Harvey try something new in bed.

Harvey's thoughts as he sees Donna and Stephen together during 3x07.

Donna has... thoughts.

Donna and Harvey and top and bottom.

Donna thinks about Harvey's size.

Post-8x13. Harvey reflects on what he has and what he lacks.

You put your arms around me and I’m home. Set between 9x05 and 9x08.

Harvey and Donna share a dance in their new home.

Donna's reaction to Harvey's relationship with Paula.

Some days, Donna and Harvey touch.

Harvey thinks about Donna's dresses.

The parallels between the first time Donna and Harvey have sex, and the next time.

Donna goes to Harvey's place after his confrontation with Louis in 5x07.

Harvey loves Donna’s nose.

The fact that they're together still manages to catch him off-guard.

"... and in the morning there would be coffee and poetry."

The women in Harvey's life.

Donna is completely smitten with Thomas Kessler. And yet.

There is a first time for everything. (or: Donna and Harvey share a few firsts)

After Stephen Huntley gets arrested, Donna invites Harvey for drinks.

Harvey struggles to tell Donna he loves her.

It bothers him.

The first time Donna touches herself, she's sixteen.

But we all know the story of how love leaves you; if you think back to when it last left. And if you've forgotten, let me remind you of how it was then. How love never really goes. How your heart breaks the same way that it beats, again and again, and again. — Lang Leav