The stylish legal drama series, "Suits" Season 3 will resume on March 6 to answer the huge cliffhanger on the mid-season finale: Will Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) finally uncover Mike Ross' huge secret?

Right before the mid-season break, it was revealed that when Litt went snooping around in the Harvard Law School file room where he did not find a single document detailing the academic records of Ross (Patrick J. Adams).

Will the weasly Litt use his wiles to uncover Ross' secret, that he wasn't really a lawyer in the first place?

Aaron Korsh, the creation of "Suits", offered some ideas in a report byAccessHollywood.com as he claimed that Litt's discovery that Ross doesn't have a file in Harvard will kick off the theme for the last six episodes.

"I feel like the theme of the last six is Harvey and Mike made this decision to kind of bring a fraud into this firm in the pilot, and they're going to deal with the consequences of that decision throughout the last six," he said.

"And it's going to take a couple of episodes to get through the Louis portion of it, but it's going to have ramifications on every single character in the firm through the last six," Korsh added.

Meanwhile, "USA Network" has already announced late last year that "Suits" would be coming back for the fourth season, consisting of 16 episodes.

"Aaron Korsh consistently pushes the boundaries of storytelling and the series promises to deliver a provocative fourth season," USA president Chris McCumber said in the statement published in Huffingtonpost.

Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps is among the high profile athletes to make a cameo for the second half of the season of Suits which will arrive in early 2014, saidAccessHollywood. Suits star Gabriel Macht, who plays Harvey Specter, will also get a chance to play alongside his real-life father, Stephen Macht, in one of the episodes.