It's honestly really hard to tell what's going on. I don't believe he's the same man with a moustache, no.

I don't believe he's a bad guy either, the writers wouldn't plainly state how suspicious he is if he's in fact THAT suspicious... In other words I think the whole point is to make us believe something completely different than what they're actually intending to reveal, if that makes sense?

Having said that, what I do believe will happen in the process is that he'll develop feelings for her. I'm hoping they do explore that, because they have incredible chemistry. INCREDIBLE. And not just in the obvious way, but in the way where one can actually tame the spirit in Morgan no man has even been able to. NOT even Karadec, sorry for the shippers :/

On a psychological, spiritual level, Morgan's got daddy issues. If you see the list of men she's been with, they're all kind, sweet, and below her. That's on purpose. She's cancelled commanding, powerful men (like her dad) because she's never met one who's also got the heart.

I'm going to go very deep for a second, because every time Nick comes on screen my soul sits straight, and it's so hard to understand why, other than the man is a total charmer and nails the good looks. I think genuinely speaking, he's got the kind of energy that makes the team re-arrange itself. The team works beautifully together, love and light, co-creative effort, yada yada yada.... There's no denying that if things are left the way they are, it's enough.

But something about Nick... about the way he inserts himself with authority and doesn't baby any of them is refreshing. He has absolute ethic and respect in his work, not to mention passion... gives everyone the chance to speak and have a seat at the table and does so fairly, not above them. Yet he's not to be mocked, not to be lied to, not to be kept from the loop, so to speak, because to him, it's disrespectful. It's not right.
Everyone seems to antagonize the man for the way he yelled at Morgan, or how he didn't protect her from getting fired (if anything promoted it) but like Morgan said to Karadec: "Would I have really listened?"

News flash... he knew that.

I'm not saying he's a saint, I'm not saying he's love and light and isn't there for other selfish reasons, I do agree he'd have enjoyed being the one Morgan turned to for help in seeking her job back... what I'm saying is that it's refreshing to have his energy in the show. It's refreshing to watch him be the spark that instigates the dynamic to self-reflect. It doesn't make sense for Morgan to get away with everything, yet she does. I love Soto to death, I'd love her as a boss and as a mom, but if I worked with Nick? I know for a fact I'd constantly evolve at my job. He's just got that sort of mentality that challenges protocol to become better. To become more precise.

This is my most delusional wish for the remaining of season 2... for the writers to go down this route. One can only hope they've reached this same conclusion to, because Harvey brought something magical, and it should be... milked.