The Envyious Expression In Her eyes

They are a couples and they both were middle schoolmates of mine.

We haven't been chattedspoken for a long time.

When I told them I want to study abroad, I saw the envy expression from the womanthe woman looked jealous.

When you are in marriaged, you will bare trapped by a lot of trivia, then you will beunimportant stuff. You get so tired.

They got married when I was inat university.

I was a little shocked that they would be together.

They were so young while t. The girl had just finished her studyies and even didn'thadn't even start toed working.

We were grew up in a small town where most girls got less attention and worse financial support from their families than boys did.

The woman had studied in a technical school for five years and geot a diploma.

I thought she willould stay in a big city to find a job and have a different life from the other girls who had to stop their study because of poverties because because they didn't have enough money.

ASoon after got married, she gave birth to a boy soon.

Because I was seldom been indidn't go to my hometown for a long time, we metonly saw each other occassionally.

But when we chatted, I could see that she was unhappy with her marriaged life.

And the man had a hard time too.

He failed in work a few timessuffered a few setbacks in his career, so he had to ask his father for financial support while he was in a bad. This damaged his relationship with his father in that timfor a while.

There is an old saying in China: there areis a lot of sadness in theamong lowly couples.

The Envyious Expression In Her eEyes

Or you could say "The Expression of Envy In Her Eyes" - or just "The Envy In Her Eyes".

They are a couples and they both were middle schoolmate friends of mine.

If it was up to me, "middle schoolmates" would be perfectly correct - I like it as an expression very much. But I think to be correct we have to change it a bit, so that "middle school" works as an adjective.

We haven't been chatted for a long time.

When I told them I want to study abroad, I saw the envyious expression from the woman.

I think "the" is okay here because you mentioned this expression in the title! But if you hadn't, definitely "an envious expression".

When you are in marriaged, you will be trapped by a lot of trivia,have chores to do all the time, and then you will be so tired.

You could say "in a marriage", but this form is much much more common.

"trapped by trivia" is pretty clear, but unusual. I'm just suggesting a more natural thing to say.

They were so young while, the girl had just finished her studyies and even didn'thadn't even start toed working.

I think this is what you mean.

We were grew up in a small town where most girls got less attention and financial support from their families than boys.

The woman had studied in a technical school for five years and geot a diploma.

"got" for past tense.

I thought she will stay inould move to a big city to find a job and have a different life from the other girls who had to stop their studyies because of poverty.

When you stay somewhere, that means you're already there - you *don't* move. On weekends, when you wake up early, you probably stay in bed.

"would" is a future-in-the-past thing - in the past, you thought "this will happen in the future". When, later, we talk about that thought, we say "I thought this would happen".

After got married, she soon gave birth to a boy soon.

Not sure if this was incorrect, but much more natural like this.

Because I washave seldom been in my hometown for a long time, we only met occassionally.

But when we chatted, I could tell that she was unhappy with her marriaged life.

ThenAt the time I thought she was afraid of telling her friends her real thoughts and feelings.

"then" is okay but I think we often avoid saying it in a context like this because it can be unclear whether you mean "at that time" or "next" - like "I went to the shop, then I went home".

And the man had a hard time too.

He failed in work a few times so he had to ask his father for financial support while he was in a bad relationship with his father inat that time.

"failed in work" maybe more naturally something like "he lost his job", "he had career difficulties", "he had problems at work", "problems with his job", things like that.

There is an old saying in China: there areis a lot of sadness in the lowly couples.