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Personal Narrative: My Job As An FBI Agent

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Being an FBI Agent or a Criminologist is one of my dreams; that 's why I want to learn English pretty well. In the future I want to be working as a Criminologist. I would be a hard working person and I would work really hard in order to make money and support my family. I would like to share the rest of my life with my loved ones. I want my family to be always close to me. Within 10 years I picture myself with my boyfriend and my children (probably 3) living in a beautiful house. I would love to have a house near the forest with trees and colorful flowers around it. I want my mother and brothers living in a house near mine.

Also, I would like to travel around the world with my boyfriend and children. I want to go to Tokyo which is a beautiful
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