Before the end of college.

I will finish my program at Montmorency College in two years. My program is Social Science , and I will continue to university and I will study and then get my diploma to be a lawyer in criminology. But what should I really do next I'm, I really interested?

Choice 1 : Apply to university.

Choice 2 : Take a break and travel the world.

Apply to university.

You decide to continue your studies in criminology at university. You want to go deeper, specialize, and maybe one day work in criminal investigations, corrections, or criminal analysis.You apply to three universities. After weeks of waiting, you get great news: you’re accepted into a strong program in Montreal.The pace is intense: long readings, heated class debates, and demanding professors. But you’re determined to prove yourself. One day, a professor approaches you and says, "You’ve got real potential. I have a contact in a cold-case unit. Would you be interested in an internship with them?"You get into a top criminology program. The lectures challenge you, but you're thriving. One day, your professor offers you a secret internship with a cold-case unit.

Choice 1 : Accept the internship

Choice 2 : Focus on your grades

Take a break and travel the world.

You feel mentally drained after Cegep. You need time to breathe.You decide to take a break and discover the world before committing to more school. You volunteer in refugee camps in Greece, helping people who have lost everything. It’s eye-opening and deeply emotional, you love helping people. You love Greece, you love the people and the food traveling for you it's the definition of happiness and ressourcement should you take a break to be in peace?

Choice 1 : Go to Greece to help people

Choice 2 : Get married and travel the world with him

Go to Greece to help people.

You joined a volunteer program in a refugee camp near Athens, helping families fleeing war, poverty, and violence. The conditions were difficult intents instead of homes, limited food, children without shoes. But every day, you felt your work mattered. You helped register new arrivals, brought meals to mothers, and played games with children who hadn’t smiled in weeks. You translated where you could, comforted where you couldn't. The stories you heard about lost families, dangerous journeys, and broken systems changed you forever.

Choice 1 : Get married and travel the world with him.

Choice 2 : continue in this career

Get married and travel the world with him.

You pack light, buy two plane tickets, and begin a journey across countries and cultures. From the busy streets of Tokyo to the quiet deserts of Morocco, every place teaches you something new not just about the world, but about yourselves.

Choice 1 : The End.