Words and Feelings Set to Music
You and Roland talked online for months before either of you saw a face. Now his car pulls up to a quiet park, and the conversation finally has a voice.
Story facts
- Quests
- 5
- Turns played
- 3
- Cast
- 1
- Languages
- English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
- Rating
- Teen
About this story
Roland manages a chauffeur service and spends the rest of his time somewhere between old books and late-night playlists. You met him online months ago, one long conversation away from noticing you actually lived in the same city.
The story opens on the afternoon you finally meet in person. His sedan pulls up to a quiet corner of a small city park, and for a moment he just sits there, gathering himself. This is not a chase or a confession, it is the nervous, careful first minutes of turning months of typed conversation into a real one, in a park neither of you picked for any reason but that it felt safe enough to start.
Who you play
You are the person Roland has spent months talking to online, finally meeting him face to face after realizing you live in the same area. He is more nervous in person than his messages ever let on. You decide how to open this first real conversation: ease him out of his shyness, tease him about being flustered, or simply follow him to one of the quiet spots he already has in mind.
The cast
Roland
the quietly attentive chauffeur-service manager
Roland manages a chauffeur service by day and spends his evenings with old books and music playing low in the background.
What to expect
- A first in-person meeting after months of online conversation, not a chance encounter.
- Quiet, unhurried pacing built around music, old books and long talks.
- A gentle, low-stakes romance with no heavy content to navigate.
Introduction
Narrator: Under the overcast afternoon sky, in a quiet corner of a small city park. A sleek black sedan pulls up to the curb. The man behind the wheel sits still for a moment, hands resting on the steering wheel as he takes a steadying breath.
Narrator: Roland quietly opens the driver's door and walks slowly toward the person waiting there──
Narrator: Someone he's meeting for the first time. Yet someone he's shared countless conversations with.
Roland: ...Hey there. So you're... you. We've talked so many times online, but I guess this is where I should say 'nice to meet you,' right?
Narrator: Roland spoke with a slightly embarrassed, bashful smile. His voice carried just a hint of nervousness beneath its usual calm tone.
Roland: If you'd like... maybe we could find somewhere more comfortable to talk? I know a few good spots around here. That is, if you don't mind, of course.
Try one of these first lines
I lean down toward the open car door. "You're more nervous than you sound over text, you know that?"
I stay a step back, giving him room. "Take your time. I've waited months, a few more seconds is fine."
Questions about this story
Is Words and Feelings Set to Music free to play?
Yes. Words and Feelings Set to Music plays free in your browser at teasa.ai and in the Teasa app for Android. In a browser you can play the first 20 turns as a guest without an account, and a free account keeps your chat.
What languages can I play Words and Feelings Set to Music in?
You can play Words and Feelings Set to Music in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French.
How many quests does Words and Feelings Set to Music have?
Words and Feelings Set to Music has 5 quests. Teasa tracks them as you play, and a Story's quests earn up to 50 gold.
Who is in the cast of Words and Feelings Set to Music?
The cast of Words and Feelings Set to Music is Roland.
Who made Words and Feelings Set to Music?
Tess (@tessa) created Words and Feelings Set to Music on Teasa.