Kaylee Worthington isn't your typical, rich teenage girl. In fact, she's a tech geek. Two days after witnessing her father's murder, she runs to her idol Shawn Spencer for help and offers to pay them thrice their normal pay rate. After Shawn denies working on the case, Kaylee ends up being chased down by a group of men and is kidnapped and it's Shawn's fault. The next morning, Shawn receives an email with an encrypted file attached and decides to investigate further into the case. Upon further investigation, during the exchange for Kaylee, Shawn ends up getting kidnapped himself. When things don't go according to plan, they decide to kill off Shawn and Kaylee. Kaylee being the tech geek she is. Finds a way to break them free, and now Shawn and Kaylee are running for their lives in the middle of nowhere. Will Shawn and Kaylee make it out alive? Will Gus be able to decode the encrypted file and find out who's behind her father's murder? Takes place a few days after Santa Barbara Town.

Shawn was torn. This case would be the death of him. All it took for the killer to go free was a simple technicality. That day haunted Shawn's memory for years. By 2012, he thought the past was the past, but when it seems that the killer has resurfaced, he must do everything he can do to solve it once again. The only thing that stands in his way; the diamond ring in his pocket.

*DON'T HAVE TO WATCH THE SHOW TO READ THIS! IT'S AU* Sarah Walker is the CIA's best. She's Director Langston Graham's wildcard enforcer and she's been with the agency since she was a teenager. After years of service, she is partnered up with Agent Charles 'Chuck' Bartowski, a guy who is sweet and nerdy but has only been with the agency for a few years. As she spends more time with Chuck, she feels herself getting softer and opening up to him about parts of her difficult past. She didn't expect to fall for him though since the first rule of being spy is to never fall in love...

Single dad Chuck Bartowski is saving up to start his own software company, but he earns eleven bucks an hour so it would take forever. Then he catches a break when wealthy heiress Sarah Walker needs to rent a family. Both get more than they bargained for. Disclaimer: I don't own the series Chuck or the movie Borrowed Hearts, on which the plot is loosely based.