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Carl Morck is a brilliant detective with an attitude problem. Rose and Hardy have a simple solution: get him laid. The trouble is, Carl only seems interested in the enigmatic barista down the street – a man who makes the perfect coffee, unnervingly sharp observations, and a tremendous effort to keep everyone at arm’s length. Between cold cases, hot coffee and all the things that lie between, Carl might just find more than he bargained for.
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30 Jan 2026
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In which Carl is a wreck, Jasper is alarmed, Hardy takes charge, Rachel is a reluctant accomplice, and Akram is MIA.
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28 Jan 2026
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"‘Carl, would you like to join me for lunch outside on the lawn?’ Akram asked, unfailingly polite, unstintingly annoying. Carl would have usually appreciated the interruption from the mind-numbing tedium of writing up case notes, but he looked up from his desk to see with utter bafflement that Akram was stood in front of him with a bright pink lunchbox and matching thermos."
Or, Akram tries to woo Carl. It takes a while.
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28 Jan 2026
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Carl and Akram's knack for nonverbal communication is put to the test when they find themselves less alone in Carl's flat than they'd planned on.
(Qvember day 30, triple prompt: "Not a single word spoken," "Trapped," and "Fuck around and find out.")
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- Part 2 of Akram at Home
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27 Jan 2026
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Carl didn't mean to stalk Akram.
At least, not at first.
And if we're being completely honest, Akram started it all, appearing on a random Saturday at the same coffee shop Carl and Jesper were having their weekly stepfather-stepson ‘bonding time’.
With a date.Bookmarked by Andydear
27 Jan 2026