Chuck Vs. SWAT

Disclaimer: Gotta love the ideas I keep getting.

Summary: Life for this Burbank SWAT man has gotten complicated thanks to Bryce Larkin.

"Man… Between my duties with SWAT and what I'm havin' to do with you guys, I'm gettin' seriously wiped out." Muttered an exhausted Chuck Bartowski as he slumped back in the chair he'd been sitting in for the debriefing at Casey's apartment.

His career as a member of Burbank's Law Enforcement still being something of a sore point for his big sister Ellie even after 5 years. His choice to join it had been a huge surprise given his preferences but Chuck would always say he felt it was something that just called to him after the Stanford mess. A call he couldn't ignore even though a lot of it actually had to do with a Cop he met one night while drunk off his ass and was taken home by the man. Two years into his time with the Burbank PD had later seen Chuck pursue a path in SWAT and successfully earn a spot on the team. And things had been pretty great despite how hectic things could get as a member of SWAT but he never regretted it. Opening an email from Bryce Larkin however was something he tended to regret quite a bit however.

Though Chuck couldn't say he regretted the fact it allowed him to meet Sarah Walker and John Casey, both of the CIA and NSA respectively. And though a Cop he may be, Chuck still retained a lot of his core personality where being a Nerd, a great brother, a great friend, and an over all great person was concerned. "And that might prove deadly." Grunted Casey.

"You have some vacation time saved up, right?" Sarah asked.

Thinking that it would help somewhat if he took some time away from his job as a SWAT member so that he could have some rest when there wasn't a mission going on. Plus, she knew Ellie would love it if Chuck actually took some time off. Especially as Sarah knew full well the other woman would try and use that time to convince him to find another line of work that wasn't as… Serious. And sure, Sarah knew full well Chuck could handle himself just fine but the less danger he was in, the happier she herself was. Chuck looked up at her and nodded. "Yeah, I do. They'd probably be happy if I used it since I've been saving it up for so long."

"Well, sounds like now's a good time as any." She told him supportively.

Yeah, maybe so. But somethin' tells me Ellie will try and use this to her advantage. Oh well, I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.

Author's Notes: Short but I can always expand more on it later.